Edit Storyline Michael and Ellie break into a military junkyard to find a science project for Michael's class, and discover a strange glowing orb which absorbs electricity. When the orb begins to blend past, present, and future, its up to Michael and Ellie to stop the orb and save mankind. Written by Michael Silva Plot Summary | Add Synopsis Taglines: The funniest sci-fi movie of the summer. See more » Genres: Action | Adventure | Comedy | Sci- Fi Parents Guide: Add content advisory for parents » Edit Details Release Date: ( USA) See more » Also Known As: Mi proyecto científico See more » Filming Locations: Congress Street, Tucson, Arizona, USA See more » Box Office Gross: ,122,748 ( USA) ( ) See more » Company Credits Production Co: Silver Screen Partners, Touchstone Pictures See more » Show detailed company contact information on IMDb Pro » Technical Specs Runtime: 94 min | West Germany: 80 min (video) Color: Color ( Technicolor) Aspect Ratio: 2.35 : 1 See full technical specs » Edit Did You Know? Goofs Continuity: The amount and coverage of the cream/flour on the GTO change throughout the movie. See more » Crazy Credits The closing credits are shown over still-photos from the film. A couple of the photos are from scenes not included in the film, or alternate takes of scenes used in the film. Also, three brief scenes filmed for the movie but not included in the final cut are shown. The credits end with Vince Latello's smiling mugshot from the film. See more » Connections References The Brady Bunch (1969) See more » Soundtracks The Warrior Written by Holly Knight (as H. Knight) and Nick Gilder (as N. Gilder)© 1984 Makiki Publishing Co., Ltd. ASCAP and Red Admiral Music, Inc. See more ».
Overview Year after year, students find that the report called the research paper is the part of the science fair project where they learn the most. So, take it from those who preceded you, the research paper you are preparing to write is super valuable. What Is a Research Paper? The short answer is that the research paper is a report summarizing the answers to the research questions you generated in your background research plan. It's a review of the relevant publications (books, magazines, websites) discussing the topic you want to investigate. The long answer is that the research paper summarizes the theory behind your experiment. Science fair judges like to see that you understand why your experiment turns out the way it does. You do library and Internet research so that you can make a prediction of what will occur in your experiment, and then whether that prediction is right or wrong, you will have the knowledge to understand what caused the behavior you observed. From a practical perspective, the research paper also discusses the techniques and equipment that are appropriate for investigating your topic. Some methods and techniques are more reliable because they have been used many times. Can you use a procedure for your science fair project that is similar to an experiment that has been done before? If you can obtain this information, your project will be more successful. As they say, you don't want to reinvent the wheel! If these reasons sound to you like the reasons we gave for doing background research, you're right! The research paper is simply the write-up of that research. Special Information to Include in Your Research Paper Many science experiments can be explained using mathematics. As you write your research paper, you'll want to make sure that you include as much relevant math as you understand. If a simple equation describes aspects of your science.
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