Chemistry Science Fair Projects You Can Use

Chemistry science fair projects have changed over the years; they've gotten a lot glitzier and much more technically involved. While this is has made it somewhat easier for parents, the modern trend in science fair projects tends to be to buy a science fair kit off the internet rather than make things yourself. We're going to cover old school style chemistry science fair projects that will set you apart.

Circulation - When Scientific Thought is Challenged

The circulatory system is a complex system within the human body. This article shows that the circulatory system is yet another example of intelligent design seen in the world around us.

The American Bald Eagle - Facts Everyone Should Know

Many people don't know that the bald eagle has been the symbol of the United States and the nation's national bird since 1782. Sea Eagles, so common in 18th century Europe, were a common sight to America's early settlers, and it is from mistaking the two birds that the bald eagle got its name.

Spaghetti Origins?

It was during the nationwide discussion over the potential use of intelligent design being used as a theory in a science classroom that Bobby Henderson, a physics graduate from Oregon State University sent a letter to Kansas State Board of Education officials describing what has been termed a 'parody religion'. Henderson's new 'religion' was based on a levitating monster comprised of pasta and meatballs.

Crack And Coaine In The UK

Crack and cocaine in the uk. The law and it's use.

Spanish Rapiers

The history of Spanish rapiers

Lymphatic System - When the Body is Attacked

Did the immunity response evolve or was it designed by an intelligent mind? This article explores this issue.

Musculoskeletal System - A Body in Movement

Did the musculoskeletal system evolve through natural processes or is it the product of an intelligent designer? This article explores this issue.

Reproduction - Mutual Compatibility

How is it possible that two entire separate reproductive functions co-exist? If there was no design or order to our existence, how can we have two decidedly different, yet mutually necessary reproductive systems? How is it that these separate systems naturally interact to facilitate the birth of generation after generation?

Melamine Toxicity Testing - Practical or Political, Its Here to Stay?

Interest in melamine testing has skyrocketed with the recent scares in the United States after pork and chicken were given contaminated feed imported from China. With unprecedented scrutiny on the various industries which use melamine, operators may need the services of a testing laboratory.

Teaching English In Japan - Becoming a JET-Setter

There is, in Japan, a great demand for native English speakers teaching English, but most of that demand comes from private English “conversation schools”, or Ekaiwa, or JET, the Japan Exchange and Teaching Program.

Evolution - The Devil Is in the Details (Part Six of Six)

Did mankind evolve from bacteria? Did the Encyclopedia Britannica evolve from Leo Tolstoy's War and Peace? Let's check out the conclusion of this analogy!

Leather

Ever wonder what exactly leather is, where does it come from and how is it made? We have some answers for you in a simple and concise form.

Introduction To Silicone And Silicone Products

Silicone (formally referred to as polymerized siloxane or polysiloxane) refers to any of a number of polymers containing alternate silicon and oxygen atoms, whose properties are determined by the organic groups attached to the silicon atoms.