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By: blackbtty123. on 18 Oct 11, 04:13:56
I think this a better example of Newton's 2nd law rather than 3rd. A rocket or jet engine is a better example? of 3rd.
By: ienai. on 29 Jul 09, 21:11:42
I like this toy, try this: avoid the center ball move, put for example a magnet below without touching it, and then repeat the experiment? and observe. this way does not swing so much. and it is much hypnotic
By: Alexzinrai. on 27 Apr 09, 12:34:32
i second? thehaz666
By: mastercheeok. on 20 Feb 09, 12:31:10
(\__/) (='.'=)? i like the magic trick? part lol copy and past the bunny to take over youtube!!
By: MaDrung. on 02 Jan 09, 18:02:56
They stop because of that little friction on top of the rope and? because of that little air force and energy transformed into heat inside the balls.......
By: stirlingsteamboy08. on 07 Dec 08, 19:21:00
do they stop after a bit i thouht that they? keep going
By: oakberry61woohalol. on 06 Jul 08, 18:02:33
Newton cradles were invented by sir? issac newton when he discoverd about stop and motion that means something can't stop once it's been set off.
By: kirgy9. on 23 Feb 08, 17:48:09
i cudnt? hear it, and it made me kringe all the way through, but was interesting.
By: TheHaz666. on 03 Feb 08, 19:41:04
Please don't be as cheesy as this when doing school visits. It just? puts off the students. Honestly. It isn't making them laugh or getting them interested or even making them subconsiously remember the science. It just annoys them.
By: colinrocks636. on 13 Dec 07, 02:12:06
it? is great!
By: GOAQ. on 10 Dec 07, 23:05:29
Needs a lot more polish: Firstly:- What you are offering is great. Secondly:- Sound/Speech volume level is awful. Thirdly:- Editing- more/quicker cut scenes. fun = short attention? spans Anything you do to give kids interest in real world physics/science is far more important than religious teachings.
By: kdmq. on 10 Dec 07, 20:18:12
kool!?