The hypothesis is that an aircraft will make more noise during take off than during landing.

You will measure the noise levels of different aircraft during take off and landing with a decibel meter. You will also need to obtain the flight schedules for different types of aircraft and find a safe location near an airport to view aircraft take off and landing.

You will need a decibel meter, ear plugs, and approval from the relevant airport authority (if necessary) to conduct the experiment near the airport.

The results show that the aircraft will generate more noise during take off as compared to during landing. The noise levels are also different for different types of aircraft. Residents living near an airport are affected by the noise of an aircraft during taking off, noise of aircraft landing and noise of low flying aircrafts.

This science project is interesting and unique because it allows students to measure the noise levels of different aircraft during take off and landing and observe the effects of aircraft noise on people living near an airport.

Experiment variations to consider include repeating the experiment at night and repeating the experiment when it is raining.

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