3 Life Changing Science Fair Discoveries

[@SangoProductions213]

and yet, the modern schooling system discourages original ideas and research. It's amazing to see children actually being able to do that.

[@FlurAhFlur]

That oil cleanup kid is gonna be rich.

[@Koojoki]

oil is running out, probably make a shit ton of money because she's obviously quite smart, but if she was born 10 or so years ago she would of made so much money

[@jonhipkins18]

Throngdorr Mighty I have to agree. I've heard so much news about bacteria/algae/microbes, that can digest toxins, for years. However, Anthony did state that she simply did it better than the companies responsible for toxic clean up. In other words, she innovated.

[@keerthielangovan2826]

Yetjiu

[@JacobRy]

@@Koojoki oil isnt running out ANY time soon

[@sonofadam8]

I know I should be happy for these kids I feel so pathetic and jealous just hearing all this

[@noonehere_kasut]

I know, right? I'm a science major and I haven't done anything as awe-inspiring as these kids' projects. *tableflip.jpg

[@AndrewProTV]

When my kids ask what a word means, I tell them to bring me a dictionary. Then I smack them with it, and tell them to Google that shit.

[@AndrewProTV]

Horaţiu Mlendea hell yea

[@N2HeroProductions]

***** Andrew. -_-

[@AndrewProTV]

LifeIsARide What?

[@slightlyokvideos]

***** yo i see you EVERYWHERE I mean damn

[@musketman1265]

***** Son, google it.

[@CCcrafted]

And I thought I was smart...

[@Koojoki]

get rekt by reality

[@steffj]

this makes my science fair project sound lame :/ i was developing an anti-tick formula using Neem leaves...u know...cause my dogs get ticks lol

[@jenromeave4793]

Hey, I know I’m years late, but don’t downgrade what you worked hard on because every ounce of transformative changes matter. ❤️

[@rorrt]

FUN FACT: The USAF had no input, or primary research in the field of going supersonic, or in the creation of the jet engine. That was the RAF over here in Britain. And you guessed it. The British scientists and engineers who had worked the project for years and years on supersonic jet engines were PISSED!!!

[@TheFreeAmericanPress]

the USAF was a month old when the Bell X-1, which was an American plane, broke the sound barrier. in summary: USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA

[@coment6]

Actually the Nazis made the jet engine.

[@TheFreeAmericanPress]

Horaţiu Mlendea "The US did not honour it's part of the deal", if that were true the UK and France would be speaking German right now.

[@TheFreeAmericanPress]

Horaţiu Mlendea you're delusional if you think the Russians had any interest in liberating France or protecting the UK. had the Russians taken Paris, it would have been just like Berlin

[@VariantAEC]

+1

[@koda3452]

now i feel useless as a 16 year old .-.

[@TeluguFactsTV]

CMaster Kane same here

[@jawprince7720]

How are you doing at 20?

[@ankitpandey8435]

same am in class 9 but still now i came t know what is going in world...........yesterday i discoved lifi my self but when i searded it on youtube than i came to now that this thing has already in use for more than 5 years i mean wtf.......... why did't i discoved it early.

[@KainsLegacy78]

Hey Trace... I got a fun fact for you, the U.S. military spent 600 billion last year. Hey Trace... I got another fun fact for you, it would only take 30 billion to solve world hunger. Hey Trace, got any more FUN FACTS!!!

[@pdddddddful]

I like your name...

[@A-Duck]

***** What's wrong with his name?

[@smileyfany9686]

***** bullshit.

[@pietpiloot5600]

Fun fact... when every one on earth is getting healthy, human population will rise with it... and so will the need for water and food... spend more on birth control !!

[@sarfios]

Why US should care about the rest of the world? They'll what... feed lazy madafakarz til the end of their lives? You expect what? Other countries be all like... "PLEASE GIVE US FOOD, PLZ, PLZ... ???" If you don't find a solution to maintain your own existence, then maybe it's your evolution time have came! You can't give free shit to people, how you'll explain your country is spending 30 billions of the tax payers for the good of other communities? And even if it happen, then what? They'll want internet, health care... education, then it will become 600 billion an year...AWww yeah... Life is not yet that civilized to let yourself being naive.

[@soldiergirlcl]

wow the intelligence and the PATIENCE these kids have is amazing ...

[@RichardHoganVlogs]

the irish winners are from my school!

[@tommyli4002]

Nice

[@Larpikarp]

Adults could do this too, but they probably don't think it'd make them enough money to bother...

[@theMoporter]

There are. They're called scientists.

[@JeremiahTatola]

The difference is that these kids are changing the world not for money, but because they crave knowledge and want to better the world. Adults wouldn't even attempt to change the world if they weren't getting a reward.

[@cobaltbuster4907]

theMoporter We don't pay scientist enough do we?

[@KrishGovardhan]

JeremiahTatola Totally true..But it makes me feel lazy

[@jonhipkins18]

Research and Development firms.

[@isabellamelgara17]

I did an experiment on how colored plastic affected the growth and development of plants. I only got honorable mention because it needed to be more complex and I literally freaked out during judging process. -__- I have been looking at all the amazing projects kids have done throughout the years and I've become so inspired. I want to try it again and hopefully invent something that will have a huge impact on the environment.

[@jubatus6420]

Hi! I would like learn about it.

[@thewhildlife]

I joined my 6th grade science fair and did a project on parotid glad cancer (saliva gland cancers) with models of cancer cells and the different treatments available. I also made part of my project to show families, children, parents, siblings etc how to help someone they knew going through cancer (themselves or within their family). I won first place, but I was happier knowing that I had helped people in my school and community. Especially seeing as I did the project as personal therapy for myself/family.

[@bodemcarthur2086]

I went to a public school and a decided to build a functional hydraulic arm when I was in 4th grade. I won first place by judge’s vote, the public vote, and the honorable mention from the superintendent. I then got chosen to attend a high school science fair which I won. Then I presented in front of the entire school board.

[@MrPhiltri]

now i feel dumb as hell

[@noonehere_kasut]

I know that feel bro.

[@memie580]

As a kid I always wanted to attend a science fair. But the nearest one was a few hundred miles away. I still think my town should have one.

[@lolmymag]

In 7th grade, I don't even remember what it was supposed to be initially, but my friend and I did a science fair project that basically became "why it's really hard to do science when your fish keep dying." We got literally nothing done and wrote our paper about how we were really sorry and we tried but they just refused to live and it wasn't our fault we swear. We got a C.

[@armanke13]

lolmymag, should be okay for social science (psychology) but they ask hard science (STEM), 😅

[@mahekparvez9]

I REALLY NEED YOUR HELP - I have an idea related to energy conservation and want to participate in a fair like the Google science fair. I've tried but I'm not able to find the place where I have to register. Kindly send me the link for the competition being conducted in 2021 if possible, please do suggest other fairs like this one if you can. I would really appreciate it. Eagerly awaiting your response

[@orangeystrawberry]

These kids are amazing! Kids like them give me hope for the future. The future doesn't look so bleak anymore :)

[@Uhor]

In other words, how to win a science fair: take some recent-ish scientific papers, repeat them, claim you didn't know the original paper, win.

[@HeyitsMomoXD]

I literally came up with the same idea about the Rhizobium bacteria last night while finishing a conclusion about a bacteria experiment. Dang it.

[@justgiz]

This video made me depressed. Why? Because when I was 13-16 I was watching porn, cybering with internet girlfriends and playing games. I never did science fair stuff, and barely remember anything from all my science classes

[@annap5804]

I feel like a idiot now.

[@Stammer6]

Props to Google for having such a cool Science Fair idea. That's really going to get these great ideas some international attention, and hopefully get more young people interested in science.

[@Koojoki]

so subaru got replaced by us airforce... Something happened here

[@dennisheintz8853]

My Science Fair project was: How people react to Flaapy Bird

[@michaelaw6925]

I did a project on airborne bacteria in grade 10 and discovered some interesting patterns. I wish I could further research it so that the information can be used to improve control of airborne diseases.

[@xanatosking01]

My science fair project was the study of air pressure using a newspaper and a ruler and how I could break the ruler using the newspaper

[@neilbardeskar6675]

we are a group of boys from India and our project for the science project was electricity from garbage. we are still researching on it

[@Tavi6233]

Only science project I really remember is for the 3rd grade science fair I built a Morse code transmitter. The only reason I remember this is probably the fact that I used it for the school science fair 3 years in a row, nobody ever noticed.

[@degen83]

Wow, that was one of the best episodes I've seen. Good job!

[@Xammed]

My sister found a way to extract oil from nut shells and make it compatible with cars. Unfortunately she scored second place at the science fair :(

[@arjun5892]

i call bullshit

[@Fubbymaster]

***** /r/quityourbullshit

[@emilygraham6835]

B u l l s h i t

[@queenofdramatech]

My science fair project won first place in the school science fair back in 2003. Our school had science literature on the bermda triangle. It said that the present theory was that ships were sinking due to methane pockets under the sea floor coming to the surface and creating a vacum sinking the ships. So, I took a fish tank, filled it with water, weighted down a baloon with air in, and floated a dollar store toy boat on top. The ship sank like a rock. I think what impressed the judges was that I used school maerials lol. But it got first place and also showed that achemedies was right. An object emersed in fluid is bouyed up by a force equal to the weight of the fluid displaced by the object!

[@maryroz_music6357]

I’m in a science fair doing how does vitamin D affect our health and I’m seeing how our bodies process it

[@ailish086]

That school in Kinsale has won so many science wards, they're amazing!

[@ChemicalExplosions]

I tested the effects of different concentration of acids commonly cited in acid rain on several types of building materials as well as a few others to determine which would degrade less over time. I have also done an analysis of the innervation of mouse hearts in an attempt to determine when and how the nerves develop. As mice are very similar to humans, especially during development, I could then predict how a human heart might develop and relate this to several congenital heart defects. I never got to finish the last one though.

[@StormSilvawalker]

And my project requires 800,000 Volts to run but if I could get it it would be a fully electric jet with no moving parts And yes miniaturization has been attempted however the result was fire and a bullet like projectile

[@dinorap1]

Man... this makes me want to try some of my ideas out. Those are some genius kids.

[@capivaracafeinada]

Can you make a video talking about the iGem competition? It's a competition hosted by MIT about synthetic biology at high school and college levels. Both levels have pretty impressive work.

[@technicalindia2240]

I will take part this year

[@jackthagingerjesus]

The british spitfire during WW2 when in a dive would occasionally break the sound barrier and damage there rudder most of the time not being able to pull up, although there is reported survivors. Also the tech used by the americans in that official test was taken from the british researchers and designs.

[@funguydie]

whoa that one kid from USA goes to my school

[@tomalikashimu9845]

I need a science project for national competition in our country,Banglades.. Give me a idea please in my email not in public

[@zachcrawford5]

What these kids do is awesome. That being said most people should not feel bad or lazy that they haven't achieved similar feats by this age. Most of these kids have leg up in society due to their parents wealth and or connections.

[@imadgibbs9063]

Brought to you by the US Airforce..? Real moral of you

[@Aubatron]

For my science fair, I tested the strength of different styles of bridges. Was pretty boring, wish I had came up with something better.

[@mckecklee]

I love it! Please post more news like this!

[@LeehuaTsai]

I feel so dumb :'(... But that's soo kewl!!!!

[@kken8766]

awsome, incredible, thank you for the news

[@NahsonWren]

I always procrastinated during the science fair

[@chubles42971]

I'm going to college and high school at the same time and these kids make me look like a knuckle-dragging proto-human.

[@owainp8445]

AND PEOPLE SAY TEENAGERS ARE STUPID !!!!!!!

[@notmartha6077]

I compared the different types of bacteria and the different amounts of bacteria from both public and private bathrooms. I literally had to go into my friend's homes and swab their toilets as well as different fast food places and stuff. I had my own little bacteria growth center at home.

[@PeterRonBostrom]

Focking awesome!! Smart kids indeed.

[@YoushaAhmad]

Personally I think the second discovery is not good as it promotes more of an excuse to extract oil so more oil extraction COULD take place rather than investing in renewable energy.

[@bhagita84]

Oil is a fossil fuel lol.

[@YoushaAhmad]

Bhagavad Gita I never said crude oil was not a fossil fuel. Nor did I imply such statement.

[@bhagita84]

When you say that "more oil extraction could take place rather than investing in fossil fuels" it would seem that you might mean that oil is not a fossil fuel lol.

[@YoushaAhmad]

Bhagavad Gita oops, I meant to put renewable energy. I must have lost my trail of thought. Thanks for pointing that out.

[@bhagita84]

No problem! I do the same thing all the time lol

[@0ohyaa0]

When are you guys gonna reach a million already?!?

[@Seeker]

Soon!!!!!

[@dubov_ski]

+jessica hehe

[@derin6093]

they are nearly 2m now

[@UNO2790]

Yes. I'm a bit surprised that USAF sponsoring Dnews.

[@corbin_parker1003]

I wish are school did a science fair

[@ChrisMorose]

These kids are so amazing!!

[@BenisBoy14]

in Germany: everyone who is in "collage" will have his first scientific experiment including the documentation of it written and will get a grade for it. i will have mine written during the next year and it is going to be about the best possible way to disign a website so that you will klick on the right spots (the design will lead your hand movement)

[@Co1010z]

Yup I feel lazy now. Thanks D News

[@tersa1000]

So they took and old discovery and rediscovered it. WOW!

[@thekirbycrafter7229]

tersa1000 that's called Innovation.

[@MaloshaFTW]

My parents did an experiment ... the result : Me Congrats World *stand up slowly* congrats indeed * clap slowly*

[@jutiajulia]

I feel so stupid right now...

[@KallyElizabeth12]

Can you do a video on skeleton flower: Diphylleia grayi. Please :-D

[@inahat89]

Wow the first two are amazing

[@pezaventura]

That Indian American kid is insanely smart! anyways about the sound barrier, I just broke the fart barrier after eating some Chipotle for lunch.

[@Phalhell]

My science project was to review a plants growth on sun/regular light. Ofcourse the plant with more sun turns out to be healthier. But hey, i found out that plants with thicker leaves live longer with less sun

[@rother011]

I did a project on the effects of ice on food

[@zieperegrine5237]

I made a working high-bypass turbofan engines. On my 12 th :) plus i showed them the inside with diagrams for the amount of fuel and oxydan vs the amount of force

[@candiceblack86]

Wow! these are some amazing kids.

[@samgeorge4798]

Subliminal message to join the Air Force

[@MissKiseleva]

It's fascinating that teenagers can come up with such things... what are all grown up dudes in science are doing than?

[@Hellsconsort]

Such awesome topics, best in months, spoiled by military sponsorship.

[@Granite]

Guys, they need sponsors to make money...that is how entertainment works.

[@Lemonz1989]

I remember my science classes at age 13... It was an agonizingly monotonous and boring load of crap, done by a crusty old man that thought it was fun to make creepy jokes about "not having seen [insert name]'s behind yet" (meaning [insert name] had to write on the blackboard at said moment). However, high school science was awesome. :) I had the best teacher ever, and she made me want to get an education in molecular biology... I just wish I would have had that teacher throughout my entire early science classes - now I just can't help feeling like I'm years behind in my knowledge on different science subjects.

[@DragonMinerToons]

im in 7th grade and i one first place in my schools science fair for building a r2d2 robot.

[@YuikiHanegawa]

i suck at making new things and stuff like that, or even thinking of how to make it (like that robot) i just cant so for them to figure out all that, props to them o-o

[@AntonioAdame1]

Im not a teen exactly,... im 19, but my science fair thing would be an internship at Cal state. I worked on synthesizing dialkyl phenyl phosphates as potential inhibitors of an enzyme called acetylcholinesterase, as a potential drug for the fight against Alzheimers. I am not winning any prizes though, for my work was too slow and I only developed two (but didnt finish purifying the second before my time ran out).

[@LittoJay]

These kids make me feel bad about myself

[@TAEHSAEN]

Brought to you by the US Airforce? Why not get Exxon to sponsor your next episode while your at it?

[@kokocipher]

I know what barrier Air Force had broken today, the debt ceiling.

[@littleboxcat5432]

Self aware AI that can dodge humans like bugs .... this can only end humanity hilariously. The future is either bright or terrifying. I vote for both. All hail our AI overlords.

[@2BearTM]

In my county we are forced to do one every year

[@gozer5264]

Tomorrow you'll tell us to smoke? I kid, love your show!

[@botdance9]

"They returned to a house full of fruit flies. Their research was FRUITFUL however......."

[@roelin360]

I think I want to join this science fair next year! Dammit I gotta come up with ideas....

[@callme960ericdanelon]

I did a project with a friend about tooth decay. we put teeth into a bath of chemicals (soft drinks). the cocacola sprite and pepsi all reacted with the tooth, eating away at it. we weighed the teeth before and after. the teeth all lost 0.1+ grams of weight. the soft drinks eat your teeth !!

[@darryl.llanura]

Does that mean we are less likely to eat insects in the future or are insects still the food of the future?

[@TheFreeAmericanPress]

actually the Japanese were the first to break the sound barrier. they did it all the way back in BC times. it's called a whip.

[@yin7yang7wolf7]

thats pretty neat idea with the fruit flies.

[@iFkNxLegend]

3 years studying the warts on a pe.. plant

[@lukasnielsen876]

Its not a sedan, its a subaru

[@TheRezzboGaming]

Went to a science fair pretty cool

[@seal3081]

My science fair project was about camouflage.

[@maidmarion6465]

Not only are they Irish, but they're also from Cork :D Proud to be Irish

[@Fausto_moh]

I'm just here playing games and watching youtube videos lol

[@mostcoolerplayer]

Lol, how do you get sponsored by USAF? That's awesome

[@tangerinefarmer]

This will blow GMO's out of the water.

[@SamWatsonTV]

I synthesised benzocaine (local anaesthetic) for a school project, it was quite effective!