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Physics

Mass, velocity, force and energy describe different aspects of motion. The experiments let you change the conditions and compare measurements, giving the quantities and laws something concrete to refer to.

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Levers, gears and torque
MechanicsBeginner lab

Levers, gears and torque

The same force has different turning effects at different distances from a pivot. Both balances and gears depend on this relationship.

Reference age · UK/US 13+ · East Asia 13+Open model
Pendulums and predictability
MechanicsBeginner lab

Pendulums and predictability

A pendulum’s length affects a clock’s timing. Two linked pendulums can also amplify a small difference in their starting positions.

Reference age · UK/US 15+ · East Asia 14+Open model
Coulomb’s law
ChargeElectric fields

Coulomb’s law

The signs of two charges determine attraction or repulsion. Their amounts and separation determine the size of the force.

Reference age · UK/US 16+ · East Asia 16+Open model
Airflow & vortex wakes
Interactive experiment

Airflow & vortex wakes

Smoke makes the wake behind an object visible, revealing how a smooth flow differs from one with swirling vortices.

Reference age · UK/US 18+ · East Asia 18+Open model
The Standard Model
Particle physicsQuarksLeptons

The Standard Model

The particles inside atoms are more than a list of names. Matter particles, antiparticles and interaction carriers have different roles. Beta decay and the Higgs field give us concrete examples of the relationships in the particle table.

Reference age · UK/US 19+ · East Asia 19+Open model
Strong force & gluons
QuarksGluonsQCD

Strong force & gluons

Pulling quarks apart puts energy into their field. Continuing can produce new particles rather than an isolated quark.

Reference age · UK/US 19+ · East Asia 19+Open model

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