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Explore the science of basketball as you investigate how an athlete can become a better player. Do a hands-on experiment where you play a basketball skill yourself, observe basketball players under different conditions, or make a model of a court.
Free science and math simulations for teaching STEM topics, including physics, chemistry, biology, and math, from University of Colorado Boulder.
Uncover the laws of the universe with physics experiments. Explore motion, energy, and the fundamental forces of nature. Discover the perfect middle school science experiment in this huge collection of age-appropriate science investigations.
The science of basketball shooting is a fascinating interplay of physics and athleticism. By understanding the principles behind the arc, spin, and other factors, you can improve your shooting technique and become a more effective player.
Learn physics using videos, articles, and NGSS-aligned practice exercises. Review the fundamentals of motion, forces, energy, and waves.
One statistic basketball analysts use to judge players' performance is shooting percentage -- the percentage of baskets a player makes out of all of the shots he takes. You can design a science project based on this principle by comparing novice and advanced players.
You can experiment to find out why some surfaces are more suited to the game than others by taking a basketball to different locations, dropping the ball from a specific height, and measuring how high the ball bounces at its highest point.
