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Kitchen Science Experiments Kitchen Science Experiments
Thursday, November 20, 2008 - Noa Rotkop
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At the Kitchen Science Experiments website you can find interesting and fun experiments to do at home, if you have too much time on your hands. For example, you can find specific instructions for building your very own medieval siege machine, launch lemonade bottle rockets, start a fire by using the power of the sun and a piece of glass, or learn how to use the power of the atmosphere to crush your drinks cans for you. Other fun experiments you can try out: Confusing your brain with a computer mouse or entirely fooling your senses using only three bowls of water.
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experement    (01/28/09 - 17:05 - by hagar redfist)
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