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Did You Know?
Did you know that lightning can travel at speeds of up to 136,000 mph and reach temperatures up to 54,000 degrees Farenheit? Did you know that lightning can travel at speeds of up to 136,000 mph and reach temperatures up to 54,000 degrees Farenheit, five times the temperature of the Sun's surface? The air nearby is heated so rapidly that a shock wave is created which is heard as thunder.

The Edmund Scientific's Plasma Ball has long been a fun "toy" that lets you bring a little taste of lightning into your home.

Physics Resources for Free Science Fair Projects
Physics - Science that deals with motion, matter and energy and their actions upon each other in the fields of aeronautics, electricity, heat, light, mechanics, and sound. Earth science includes concepts such as force, mass and charge.
NIST Physical Reference Data
Click Here to visit the NIST Physical Reference Data for help with your free science fair projectsLocated in the Physics Laboratory of the NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology) website is the NIST Physical Reference Data, a huge repository of searchable physics data. There are so much material available here that it seems a bit overwhelming.

One of the most important areas of the NIST Physical Reference Data is the Online Reference Databases. Once you become familiar with the site, you will find tons of useful information for your High School science fair projects.

Physics For Beginners
Physics For Beginners is a fantastic physics outline/overview that's very easy to follow if you are a total novice. It introduce some concepts in physics (including Newton's laws of physics) to those people with little or no experience. If you have taken many courses in physics, these pages will be of little interest to you. For those needing the basics, this is one of the best!

The Physics for Beginners website also includes an Equation Solver for quickly solving some of the more basic physics equations. This site is perfect for Elementary kids, or any student that is just learning the basics.