Bottle Tones, part 1
How does mass relate to pitch?
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cool
really cool experiment Does this work with iceicles as well?
Yes, it does. light taps on
Yes, it does. light taps on different sized icicles will give different tones.
hey, that's cool!!! You
hey, that's cool!!! You reminded me of something me and my dad would do. We'd fill a glass with water and get our fingers all wet, then we'd rub our fingers hard on the rim of the glass and it made a cool sound!!! Maybe you could try it out?
RE: What do I do?
First, don't panic! There are tons of science projects that are quick and easy. Check out my Science Fair page at http://thehappyscientist.com/category/science-fair, but don't stop there. Your local library will have books filled with science fair projects that are all laid out and ready to roll. If you are not a big fan of science, find one that is simple, such as The Stroop Effect ( http://thehappyscientist.com/science-video/stroop-effect on my site as a video, but a Google search will show you many other versions. Compare the results of males and females, students and adults, etc.
what do i do?
i dont know what to do for a science project i am freaking out!
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