3A70.36 – Simple double pendulum
This demonstration shows chaotic motion using a double pendulum.
This demonstration shows chaotic motion using a double pendulum.
This demonstration involves cylinders of various densities rolling down an inclined plane. It illustrates the principles of gravity, friction, and inertia in a tangible and engaging way.
Atwood’s machine consists of two weights connected by a string that passes over a pulley. The demonstration shows how the machine can be used to study the laws of motion and gravity, different weights lead to different results.. It’s a practical and visual way to understand Newton’s second law of motion and the concept of gravitational acceleration.
This demonstration illustrates how a balance of forces can be achieved using a pulley system.
This demonstration illustrates the deformation of a surface under rotation to equalise pressure.
This demonstration illustrates how the centre of mass of an irregular shape can be found.
This demonstration illustrates momentum transfer through solids via the velocity amplification of the upper ball as it is ejected.
This demonstration illustrates the inertia of rest of the mass, which changes depending whether the mass is jerked quickly or pulled slowly.
This demonstration illustrates the inertia of fluid in a moving vehicle. When the cart stops, the liquid does not stop immediately.
This demonstration illustrates conservation of angular momentum in a gyroscope.