The hypothesis is that spinning magnets will generate electricity to light up a bulb.

You will score and fold a cardboard strip, poke a hole through it, spin the magnets, wind the wire, scrape the wire ends, tape the wire down, stick the magnets around the nail, twist the wire ends to the light bulb, and spin the magnets to generate electricity.

You will need four 1cm x 2cm x 5cm ceramic magnets, one #30 magnet wire 200ft, one miniature incandescent lamp, one cardboard strip, one large nail, a knife or sandpaper to strip the wires, tape to hold the wire down, and a hand drill or electric drill to spin it.

This project demonstrates how spinning magnets can generate electricity to light up a bulb. The most interesting observation is that the electricity generated is enough to light up a bulb.

This science project is interesting and unique because it shows how electricity can be generated with simple materials.

Experiment variations to consider include using different types of magnets, different types of wire, and different types of light bulbs.

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