1. Make a Sparkler Sparklers are small hand-held fireworks that don't explode. They are among the safest and easiest fireworks to make yourself.
This is just one of 10 science projects. Click more below to see the rest.
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Saturday, July 04, 2015
4th of July Science Projects
Are you seeking fun science projects that you can associate with the 4th of July? Try this collection of science projects that involve fireworks and red, white, and blue.
1. Make a Sparkler Sparklers are small hand-held fireworks that don't explode. They are among the safest and easiest fireworks to make yourself.
This is just one of 10 science projects. Click more below to see the rest.
More
1. Make a Sparkler Sparklers are small hand-held fireworks that don't explode. They are among the safest and easiest fireworks to make yourself.
This is just one of 10 science projects. Click more below to see the rest.
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Just watched a segment on FOX News - which sent the following message
DO NOT make any type of fireworks at home
Only looked at first experiment on here which was "Sparkles" FOX said Sparklers were one of the more dangerous, with the possibility of pieces of wire flying around (I note that the first item to create a "homemade" sparkler is pieces of wire) Another danger is sparks causing other Sparklers to explode. (I note your instructions say "Store sparklers away from heat or flame, and protected from high humidity."
I did not read your other "fun fireworks" to make. Will take FOX's advice and watch firework shows put on by the professionals - but sometmes even they can go awry, such as in Colorado last evening.
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