BOJIN Classic Newton Cradle Balance Balls Science Psychology Puzzle Desk Toy – Small
Product Details
- Product Dimensions: 3.5 x 3 x 3.5 inches
- Item Weight: 6.4 ounces
- Shipping Weight: 6.4 ounces
- Item model number: BOJ001806
- Manufacturer recommended age: 6 years and up
- MATERIAL—Durable WOOD base, nylon strings, metal balls, stainless steel frame
- SWING TIME—The balls continue in perpetual motion FOR ONLY 15-25 SECONDS due to the resistance of the air and friction
- DISADVANTAGE—We can not create a vacuum environment, so the balls will have some space when it is working, but it won’t influence the effect of playing
- APPLICABILITY —You can put it on your office desk or your home desk or on your shelf. It will be cool desk toy
- AFTER-SALE WARRANTY — If, for any reason, you are not completely satisfied, please contact us by email so that we may address your concerns
Features: Principle: Not only demonstrates a pendulum, but also shows the Lawsof Conservation of Momentum and Energy. Material: Balance Balls Desk Toy 1,Stainless steel frame and balls, Nylon threadAttention: Friction and dampingeffects are inevitablePioneering developments for several years, BOJIN havebeen focusing on the exquisite technologies and physics tools. This classicdesktop toy provides you many benefits and entertainments, is suitable forvarious locations such as house or office, and is an intriguing device thatnot only demonstrates pendulum motion, but also helps to show the laws ofConservation of Momentum and Energy. Whether you are studying physicsknowledge, working on complex analysis, or looking for a delicate gift, thisGarget is definitely what you really want. A Brief HistoryNewton’s cradle,named after Sir Isaac Newton, is a device that demonstrates three main physicsprinciples: conservation of energy, conservation of momentum and friction viaa series of swinging spheres. Most people think that Isaac Newton invented theapparatus commonly called a Newton’s Cradle, but he didn’t. English actorSimon Preble invented the device in 1967 and named it in honor of Newton. In1968 the first portable version hit the market and quickly gained popularityaround the world as a fun, educational physics demonstrator.