Compare how the dominios hitting other dominos are similar to chain reactions that happen in nuclear fission
In this activity you will build a structure that can withstand shaking.
The half-life of an isotope is the time on average that it takes for half of the atoms in a sample to decay. As an isotope decays, it can transform through a number of elements until they end up as a stable isotope. In this activity, candy will be used to demonstrate the process of “half life”.
A description of the nuclear fuel cycle
This edition of Nuclear Mythbusting discusses the impact INL operations has on the environment.
Students will create their own solar ovens to bake s'mores on for a STEM project relating to the Idaho National Laboratory's solar project. This is a fun STEM activity for students to use the engineering design process and to give them an idea of what the Department of Energy's researchers do at Idaho's National Laboratory.