(Tip: Save the colored water for the next experiments!) Cool science: This experiment uses water to show how wind currents move. “Wind forms because of uneven heating [in the air],” Donaher says.

A really lovely trick/experiment for the young ones to join in with easily. Sick Science! / YouTube And there’s one more test you can try out yourself at home.

The next time you find yourself bored on the couch or stuck inside due to some inclement weather, try your hand at one of these fun science experiments that anyone can do at home.

These fun science experiments for kids are perfect to do outside where spills don’t matter, and a plastic wading pool makes a perfect laboratory.

If you’re looking for more indoor activities to try with your kids, start with some science fun! Enjoy these experiments that you can easily make with some common household ingredients. Your little ...

From checking out planets to logging data using a NASA app, you can do a lot of science during the total solar eclipse.

Such as this Live Science article where a climatologist at the University of Minnesota explains the phenomenon. Put very basically, cold air has a very low capacity to hold water vapor molecules.