Meteorologist Isabella Hulsizer shows Pine Ridge 3rd Graders how igniting a candle and using water can explain density.

This experiment deals with density (how heavy something is) and the effects are demonstrated using eggs. You'll also need two glasses, water, and table salt, as well as two eggs.

Local News Science Geeks: An Egg-cellent Density Experiment Find out how water density impacts buoyancy.

Understand how cold and warm air masses shape the weather! Follow along with NBC10 First Alert Meteorologist Krystal Klei and try this experiment at home.

This experiment is all about density and you will get to create a DIY lava lamp in the process.

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) – While everybody is isolated in their houses, that doesn’t mean that the learning has to stop. Joe Strus showed off some easy and fun experiments you can try at… ...

Learn how to make lava in a glass! Remember those retro lava lamps with bright colors bouncing around? Well today we’re going to make our own! For this experiment you’ll need: A clear glass ...

A pair of microsatellites developed by Naval Research Laboratory scientists and engineers for the Atmospheric Neutral Density Experiment Risk Reduction mission launched Saturday, Dec. 9, on NASA's ...