What are some Twilight related Science Fair ideas?

Answer 1

Why don't you explore some of the more scientific / supernatural side of Twilight? For example:

1. could there be a scientific explanation for why vampires sparkle in the sun? (sure)

2. is there a medical reason why some people crave blood? (some say yes)

3. explore the scientific basis of vampire myths in general (diseases, superstition, etc.)

4. what is the difference between human blood and animal blood? does it truly "smell" different? what might be some explanations for the differences given in the books?

5. what are the harmful properties of sunlight?

6. conduct your own "psychic" experiment testing others' psychic abilities using playing cards or make up your own test.

7. is cross-breeding possible (human/animal)? why or why not?

8. what are some creatures that drink blood (i.e.mosquitos)? why do they do it? what is the purpose?

9. could a vampire be "cured" of bloodlust? examine the nutrients and properties of blood and see if they could be artificially recreated to satisfy bloodlust without actual blood.

10. explore each special ability of the vampires. are there examples in nature? ie. adrenaline causing superhuman strength in emergencies. why or why not are these abilities possible in either sporadic or sustained forms?

There are tons of ways to use Twilight in your science fair! I hope these ideas get you started! Good luck!

Answer 2

1. Investigate the effects of different types of artificial light on plants' growth, inspired by how vampires react to sunlight.
2. Explore the chemistry behind vampire venom and create a non-toxic version to test its effects on cells.
3. Study the physics of vampire speed and agility by analyzing the biomechanics of different athletes to see if any match up to a vampire's capabilities.
4. Examine the psychology of imprinting seen in werewolves and compare it to human behavior in relationships.