Ramsey students explore vast array of questions, concepts at annual science fair
Ramsey Magnet School of Science third grader Kaden Mills-Drader lights up Thursday morning as he discusses his science fair experiment to test how vacuum pressure affects water in a jar. “I didn’t know if it would float,” he said. “Gravity in space is 0%.”
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Ramsey Magnet School fourth grader Israel Amersfoort gestures Thursday to the different objects he had X-rayed for his science fair project, which explored what X-rays are and how to read a radiograph.
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Ramsey mom and science fair judge Andi West wanders among more than 280 projects Thursday morning in the school's gym.
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One Ramsey student welded a miniature windmill as part of a science fair project on air pollution.
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COEUR d'ALENE — Enlarged gummy bears, live baby chicks, elephant toothpaste, vinegar volcanoes, homemade X-ray machines, solutions for air pollution, how to manage bacteria in the cafeteria.
If it can be imagined, asked and explored, the students at Ramsey Magnet School of Science worked to uncover the answers during this year's science fair.
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