Physics
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Physics
Newton’s g-ball
The ball contains a digital stopwatch that can show the time between 0.01-29.99 seconds. Hold down the key and the time will reset. Timing starts when you release the ball and stops when it hits the ground / floor. The mechanics are well protected and the screen is sharp, but the ball must land on a soft surface such as a pad/mat/turf. Maximum drop height is approx. 12 m, friction against air is about 5%.
SKU: FR-198020 -
Physics
Ninja balls, seismic accelerator
Ninja Balls are a set used to demonstrate the concept of momentum transfer in a simple and visually compelling way. When the set is dropped from a low height, you can observe how the kinetic energy is transferred through the balls, causing the top ball to bounce significantly higher than its starting point. The set consists of five balls and a pair of plastic safety glasses, which should be worn during the experiment to protect your eyes.
SKU: FR-211005 -
PC Experiments, Physics
Nuclear Physics – Annual licence after 1st year – Per Seat
We welcome you to the evolving and innovative world of science education! And now it is on your PC!
With our newest PC version, you will be able to test 8 specific laboratories such as mechanical, electrical, optics-sound field, thermodynamics, biology, chemistry, nuclear physics and modern physics, even without a VR goggle.
SKU: 202005 -
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Physics
One-Way Mirror Model
The One-Way Mirror Model is a simple kit that helps students explore how a one-way mirror works. The model consists of a cardboard box divided into two rooms by a one-way mirror. A figurine is placed in each room as an object to view in the mirror. A light source is used to turn a light in each room on and off. The light source is dimmable to allow students to vary the amount of light in each room. Students make observations by looking through the viewports on the sides of the box.
SKU: OS-7066
