The hypothesis is that gravity affects the direction in which plants grow.

You will set up a house plant on its side, soak some pinto beans, and place them on a spinning record player.

You will need a house plant, a few books, pinto beans, a glass, aluminum foil, paper towels, and a record player capable of 78 RPM speeds.

The results showed that the roots of the beans on the spinning record player grew away from the center of the record player. This suggests that the force of the spinning record player on the root mimicked gravity, so the roots grew outwards away from the center of the record player.

This science project is interesting because it shows how plants respond to the force of gravity.

Experiment variations to consider include testing different types of plants and different speeds of the record player.

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