For a middle school aged child, you can find some excellent science fair solar system projects online. A great site to look for ideas is sciencebuddies.org. Look under the "Project Ideas" tab on that website.
Lunar astronomy ( focused on the Moon) Planetary astronomy, the planets, Galactic- and so on on the basis of Celestial bodies under study and observation. There is also Radio Astronomy, a stepchild of Radar in a sense.
"Do you see what eye see?" "Eyes, most important muscle." Those could be some good names ;D
There are several speculative ideas in astronomy, which can't currently be proved - nor completely disproved. Some of these include wormholes; parallel universes; the possibility of time travel and faster-than-light travel.
Many colleges and universities offer astronomy classes. Which you choose is up to you. Some of these colleges include, University of Arizona, Ball State University, and Johns Hopkins University.
astronomy was discovered by accident and there was a little need for it because some of the ancient people needed to have time
Sciencebuddies.com has some interesting science fair ideas that are reasonably priced. You may also want to look at ehow.com.
Good science fair projects could fall under a number of categories, including environmental science, astronomy, chemistry, and cooking/food science. For example, you could look at how light intensity from stars changes with distance.
There are many science ideas to be found online. Sites such as Science Buddies, Kidz World, Cool Science Projects, and even Brown University feature dozens of science fair ideas for multiple abilities and grade levels.
i dont no i was hopin you would tell me...
eating your butt
1. Momentum of a horse.
Solar powered car, wind car.ect.
why are dolphins dying off
One of the most popular science fair project and one you see on television shows everywhere is the volcano made from baking soda and vinegar. Some more fresh and not so used ideas include the molding process of bread and the science behind growing crystals.
Maybe a broom that can fly using hoverboard techniques?
Volcanoes, Hatching Eggs, Spaceships, and I like the candy or tornado tests
Yes. Get some help from a favorite science teacher. Have some interesting ideas to explore and start! Also you find information in the library or the internet about science fairs and ideas.