What are some simple experiments for inexperienced hobbyists to try?

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In summary, inexperienced hobbyists can try simple experiments such as growing plants from seeds, creating homemade lava lamps, and making slime using household ingredients. Other easy experiments include testing the effects of different liquids on objects, observing the behavior of magnets, and constructing a DIY volcano. These experiments are fun, educational, and require minimal supplies and expertise, making them perfect for beginners in the world of science and experimentation.
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I am sort of a hobbyist. I have only wanted to be an inventor or engineer since I was young, but circumstances said otherwise and I somewhat forgot about it. I had a high assessment for mechanical ability when I joined the Navy, so I became a Aviation Structural Mechanic (Hydraulics). I have done some very simple experiments, but these days I don't have much time except to think about new ideas for simple devices. I hope to retire in around a year and start doing more experiments
 
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