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Students can learn more about the concepts of surface tension and the effects of gravity on liquids while having fun and being creative by trying out the gravity-defying water experiment.…
Film Canister Rocket. A film canister rocket is a fantastic demonstration of all three of Newton’s Laws of Motion, but it falls back to the ground thanks to gravity. Water powered …
There are two forces at play in this experiment – gravity and air pressure. Gravity is always pulling matter to the Earth. The same is happening with the water in the glass. While the glass is being lifted out of the water, gravity is …
Learn about what gravity is with a simple definition and everyday examples of gravity. Explore simple physics with easy, hands-on experiments kids will love. From falling objects, balancing apples, and even an egg drop …
This unseen force is responsible for tides, keeping Earth from careening into the darkness of space, and for causing food to hit the kitchen floor when it slips from your hand. …
Gravity is the force that pulls things down, so if you were to tip a glass of water upside down, you would expect the water to fall right out of the glass. This activity will show how, with a simple piece of card, you can stop that from happening.
Can you turn a cup of water upside-down without the water pouring out? Sounds impossible, right? This project will show you how you can do it using a neat physics trick!