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Converting Watts to Volts

Converting Watts to Volts

Being able to quickly and accurately convert watts into volts is essential for a range of engineering disciplines. Amps, volts, and watts are part of a triad where when two quantities are known the third can be calculated, using the…

What Animals Prey on Peacocks?

What Animals Prey on Peacocks?

Often brightly colored with large, fan-like tails that can span 60 inches, peacocks are the male members of a species of bird know as peafowl, which are in the same family as the pheasants native to North America. Peacocks are…

The Three Stages of Photosynthesis

The Three Stages of Photosynthesis

Plants and algae act as the food bank of the world thanks to their amazing photosynthetic powers. In the process of photosynthesis, sunlight is collected by living organisms and used to produce glucose and other energy-rich, carbon-based compounds. Scientists find…

The Seven Levels of Classification for Domestic Cats

The Seven Levels of Classification for Domestic Cats

A cat by any other name would still be feline, but taxonomists — scientists who classify living things — would not be able to communicate nearly as much information as they can through the scientific name Felis catus. The seven…

Exciting Science Experiments Using Potatoes

Exciting Science Experiments Using Potatoes

Potato experiments help younger scientists to explore water solubility, natural reactions and electromagnets. Some experiments use water, while others need the help of aluminum foil. With some household items, fun science experiments with potatoes increase a child’s understanding of how…

Finding the Radius from the Diameter

Finding the Radius from the Diameter

Circles have properties that are common to all of them. One such property is the relationship between a circle’s diameter and its radius. You can use this property, when it’s expressed as an equation, to solve for the radius of…

Converting Kilopascals to Joules

Converting Kilopascals to Joules

You may have seen the abbreviation kPa, for kilopascals, printed on the pressure gauge you use for the tires of your car. One kilopascal equals approximately 0.145 pounds per square inch (psi). Because the kilopascal is a unit of pressure,…

The Quickest Growing Plants for Scientific Experiments

The Quickest Growing Plants for Scientific Experiments

Growing plants as part of a science fair project is a popular experiment as it allows for great variation in methodology. There are a number of variables that can be used to monitor growth including sunlight, soil conditions and temperature.…

The Various Wild Cat Species Found in Massachusetts

The Various Wild Cat Species Found in Massachusetts

At the time of European settlement, the New England state of Massachusetts harbored three types of wild cats: the **puma (also known as the cougar, mountain lion, catamount or panther), the Canada lynx and the bobcat**. Of these, only the…