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1. Kan kamelen stå på ägg?
Avsnitt 1 - Kan kamelen stå på ägg? , Säsong 1
Man kollar hur starkt ett äggskal är. Håller det för 750 kilo kamel?
2. Klarar motorcykeln trycket?
Avsnitt 2 - Klarar motorcykeln trycket? , Säsong 1
Man kollar vad som händer med en motorcykel som sänks till 10 000 meter under vattenytan.
3. Kan ett vattenglas lyfta en sumobrottare?
Avsnitt 3 - Kan ett vattenglas lyfta en sumobrottare? , Säsong 1
Man kollar hur starkt lufttrycket är och om det orkar lyfta en sumobrottare som väger 125 kilo.
4. Den flygande valen
Avsnitt 4 - Den flygande valen , Säsong 1
Man kollar om värme kan lyfta en 50 meter lång solluftballong.
5. Går det att göra en brudklänning av vatten och salt?
Avsnitt 5 - Går det att göra en brudklänning av vatten och salt? , Säsong 1
Man kollar om det går att göra en brudklänning av något annat än tyg.
6. Snurrande luftbalett
Avsnitt 6 - Snurrande luftbalett , Säsong 1
Vi kollar hur balettdansare kan skapa fart enbart med hjälp av kroppen.
7. Boll-koll med luftmotstånd
Avsnitt 7 - Boll-koll med luftmotstånd , Säsong 1
Vi kollar om bollar återvänder till en kastare som förflyttar sig.
9. Kan man lyfta en lastbil med bara ett långt järnrör?
Avsnitt 9 - Kan man lyfta en lastbil med bara ett långt järnrör? , Säsong 1
Vi kollar hur hävstångsprincipen fungerar.
10. Kan en boll stå still i luften?
Avsnitt 10 - Kan en boll stå still i luften? , Säsong 1
Vi kollar vad som händer med en boll som skjuts i väg bakåt från en bil som körs snabbt framåt.
Hittade du något som inte stämmer?
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Gravity Experiments for Kids
July 5, 2021 By Emma Vanstone Leave a Comment
These gravity experiments are all fantastic demonstrations of gravity and a great way to learn about Isaac Newton and Galileo ‘s famous discoveries. If you enjoy them, do check our my book This IS Rocket Science which is full of exciting space activities demonstrating how rockets overcome gravity and other forces to launch into space followed by a tour of the solar system with an activity for each planet.
What is Gravity?
Gravity is the force that pulls objects towards the Earth. It’s the reason we walk on the ground rather than float around.
Gravity also holds Earth and the other planets in their orbits around the Sun.
Did you know – gravity exists on the Moon but it is not as strong as on Earth, which is why astronauts can jump higher on the Moon than on Earth. This article from ScienceAlert tells you how high you could jump on each planet in the Solar System compared to Earth.
Great Gravity Experiments for Kids
Galileo and gravity.
Galileo was a famous scientist in the 16th and 17th Century. His most famous observation was that two objects of the same size but slightly different mass (how much “stuff” it is made of) hit the ground at the same time, as far as he could tell, if they are dropped from the same height. This happens because the acceleration due to gravity is the same for both objects and that actually this acceleration has nothing to do with the mass of an object. This fact has been demonstrated many times, even on the moon with a feather and a hammer.
Back on our air-filled planet, if a feather and a ball are dropped from the same height they clearly do fall at different rates. This is because gravity is not the only force acting on the falling object, air resistance is also a factor and that does depend on quite a few properties of the object and the fluid it is falling in. This does include its mass, the surface area and how fast it is moving. The feather suffers a lot here being so light and having a much greater surface area.
Galileo dropped two balls of different weights but the same size off the Leaning Tower of Pisa, giving a hint that the mass of an object doesn’t affect how fast it falls.
![gigantiska experiment Ball and Feather gravity experiment. Galileo observed that objects of the same size hit the ground at the same time when dropped from the same height. A feather has more air resistance acting on it than a ball so falls more slowly ( unless in a vacuum - where there is no air resistance )](https://www.science-sparks.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/shutterstock_464606768-722x1024.jpg)
However if a ball and feather are dropped in a vacuum , where there is no air resistance as there’s no air, the ball and feather will fall together and hit the ground at the same time.
Bottle Drop Experiment
Following on from the ball and feather experiment another great example of Galileo’s discovery is to half fill one plastic bottle and leave another ( the same size ) empty. If dropped from the same height they will hit the ground at the same time!
![gigantiska experiment Galilieo gravity experiment - science for kids](https://www.science-sparks.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/Galileo-drop.jpg)
Issac Newton and Gravity
According to legend Issac Newton was sitting under an apple tree when an apple fell on his head, which made him wonder why if fell to the ground.
Newton published the Theory of Universal Gravitation in the 1680s, setting out the idea that gravity was a force acting on all matter. His theory of gravity and laws of motion are some of the most important discoveries in science and have shaped modern physics.
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 bottle rockets are another great fun example of gravity and lots of other forces too!
![gigantiska experiment How to make a bottle rocket, great for learning about Isaac Newton's famous three laws of motion #forcesandmotion #scienceforkids](https://www.science-sparks.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/How-to-make-a-bottle-rocket-899x1024.jpg)
Defy gravity with a magnet
Did you know you can defy gravity using magnets. We love this activity as you can theme it however you want. Your floating object could be a spaceship in space, a flower growing towards the sun or even a plane in the sky.
The magnet holds the paperclip in the air as if it’s floating!
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Straw Rockets – Gravity Experiment
Create your own straw rockets and launch at different angles to investigate how the trajectory changes. Of course these don’t have to be rockets, they could be anything you want, so get creative!
Parachutes are another great gravity experiment and perfect for learning about air resistance too!
Marble Runs
A DIY marble run is another hands on way to demonstrate gravity. Can you build one where the ball has enough energy to move uphill?
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DIY Sling Shot
Finally, a simple slingshot is a brilliant and simple STEM project and perfect for learning about gravity as a shower of pom poms fall to the ground!
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Last Updated on May 25, 2022 by Emma Vanstone
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The Physical Factors Affecting Parachutes
Gravity is a fundamental part of nature that keeps our feet planted firmly on the ground. 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. Though invisible, gravity's effects can be observed by performing simple and easy-to-do experiments.
Galileo's Experiment
Named after the scientist who is popularly believed (though not verified) to have performed this experiment, it involves taking two objects of different sizes and weights and dropping them to see which one hits the ground first. As the Earth's gravity affects objects at the same rate regardless of their weight, without air resistance the objects should hit the ground at the same time. Try this with different objects with varying weights and air resistance and observe its effects.
The Spinning Bucket
Showing the relation between motion and gravity, for this experiment you need a bucket with water and someone with a strong arm to spin it. In theory, when the bucket turns upside down the water should come spilling out as gravity pulls it downwards. Spinning it fast enough, the water tends to keep going in a straight line, counteracting the pull of gravity and thus wedging it to the end of the bucket, preventing the natural pull of gravity from spilling the water. This is why this effect, called “centrifugal force” is often referred to as artificial gravity.
The Hole in the Cup
For this experiment you need a paper cup and some water. Poke a hole in the cup and cover it with a finger; fill the cup with water. Take your finger from the hole and notice the water spills out. Though gravity pulls down both objects, only water moves freely (because you're holding the cup); thus, gravity forces the water out. Fill the cup again and drop it to the ground. Now that both objects are free to move, they drop at the same speed so the water isn't forced out of the hole.
Center of Gravity
A center of gravity experiment can be done quite easily; all that is required is a pencil or pen and your finger. Try to balance the pen at different positions on your finger until you reach the point where it doesn't fall off. This is the center of gravity of the pen, the point in which its weight averages out and, if it were in a weightless environment, the point at which it can freely rotate. Put on the cap and try to balance it again. As the weight of an object changes, so does its center of gravity.
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Gigantiska experiment. Spektakulära experiment i oväntade miljöer. • Grundskola 4-6 • Fysik. Om serien. Slå på stort. Säsong 2 · Avsnitt 7 · 9 min. Spara till min sida. Om programmet. Hur påverkar gravitationen föremål som faller ur olika vinklar? Häng med när vi undersöker det.
Gigantiska experiment. Spektakulära experiment i oväntade miljöer. • Grundskola 4-6 • Fysik. Om serien. Hårdkokt utmaning. Säsong 2 ... Ämnesord: Kemiska reaktioner, Naturvetenskapliga experiment, Värme. Produktionsår 2016. Talat språk Svenska. Undertexter Svenska. Programledare Maria Wallberg, Björn Becksmo. Dela programmet. Dela ...
Gigantiska experiment. Spektakulära experiment i oväntade miljöer. • Grundskola 4-6 • Fysik. Om serien. Vattenstänk. Säsong 2 · Avsnitt 24 · 9 min. Spara till min sida. Om programmet. Vi undersöker vad som händer med vattnet när föremål träffar ytan från olika höjder och vinklar.
Se var Gigantiska experiment går på tv. Gigantiska experiment är familjeserier. Handling: Genom spektakulära experiment i oväntade miljöer få man lära sig mer om fysikens lagar.
En kort instruktionsfilm i hur man enkelt göra gravitationsexperiment med kulor, bollar och papper. Som är en del av arbetsområdet Kraft, på Malmö delar, Ma...
Yle Areena - Enemmän kuin ehdit katsoa ja kuunnella. Yle Areenassa on tarjolla radio- ja televisio-ohjelmia, suoria lähetyksiä sekä ohjelmatiedot.
Vertikal position y som funktion av tid. Den röda tangenten visar fallhastigheten efter 2 sekunder för g = 10 m/s². David Scott genomför ett experiment vid Apollo 15:s månlandning. För andra betydelser, se Fritt fall (olika betydelser).. Ett föremål sägs befinna sig i fritt fall om det endast påverkas av gravitationskrafter.
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These gravity experiments are all fantastic demonstrations of gravity and a great way to learn about Isaac Newton and Galileo's famous discoveries.If you enjoy them, do check our my book This IS Rocket Science which is full of exciting space activities demonstrating how rockets overcome gravity and other forces to launch into space followed by a tour of the solar system with an activity for ...
Nazi human experimentation was a series of medical experiments on prisoners by Nazi Germany in its concentration camps mainly between 1942 and 1945. There were 15,754 documented victims, of various nationalities and age groups, although the true number is believed to be more extensive. Many survived, with a quarter of documented victims being ...
Gigantiska experiment. Spektakulära experiment i oväntade miljöer. • Grundskola 4-6 • Fysik. Om serien. Hur långt kan värme färdas? Säsong 2 · Avsnitt 14 · 9 min. Spara till min sida. Om programmet. Hur långt kan ett kopparrör leda värme, 5, 10, eller kanske 40 meter? Forskarna hettar upp ena änden av röret och ser hur långt ...
Gigantiska experiment - kallvatten. Att öva på inför torsdagen den 13/12 vecka 50. Fast form Alla ämnen där molekylerna är stilla och inte byter plats är i fast form. Is är i fast form, stearinet i ljuset och även plasten i en plastpåse är i fast form. Smöret och lera är också i fast form.
The Hole in the Cup. For this experiment you need a paper cup and some water. Poke a hole in the cup and cover it with a finger; fill the cup with water. Take your finger from the hole and notice the water spills out. Though gravity pulls down both objects, only water moves freely (because you're holding the cup); thus, gravity forces the water ...
Behavioral sink. " Behavioral sink " is a term invented by ethologist John B. Calhoun to describe a collapse in behavior that can result from overpopulation. The term and concept derive from a series of over-population experiments Calhoun conducted on Norway rats between 1958 and 1962. [1] In the experiments, Calhoun and his researchers created ...
The Philadelphia Experiment was an alleged event claimed to have been witnessed by an ex-merchant mariner named Carl M. Allen at the United States Navy's Philadelphia Naval Shipyard in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States, sometime around October 28, 1943.Allen described an experiment where the U.S. Navy attempted to make a destroyer escort, the USS Eldridge, disappear and the bizarre ...
Science experiments you can do at home! Explore an ever growing list of hundreds of fun and easy science experiments. Have fun trying these experiments at home or use them for science fair project ideas. Explore experiments by category, newest experiments, most popular experiments, easy at home experiments, or simply scroll down this page for tons of awesome experiment ideas!
Gigantiska experiment. Spektakulära experiment i oväntade miljöer. • Grundskola 4-6 • Fysik. Om serien. Extrem balans. Säsong 2 · Avsnitt 9 · 9 min. Spara till min sida. Om programmet. Det finns en tyngdpunkt i alla objekt. Följ med när vi undersöker hur vi kan få en bil att balansera på en enda liten punkt.
Hennes strategi är att konstruera extrema konsekvenser. (Loseke 2003:57) Detta gör hon bland annat genom att dra paralleller mellan transpersoner och massmördaren Charles Mansons sekt samt beskriva sin egen vånda över hur många som kommer dö på grund av detta "gigantiska experiment".
Ett gäng mållösa och intet ont anande ungdomar vandrar omkring och råkar släppa lös blodtörstiga och gigantiska köttätande reptiler. EN. Your account ... The Dinosaur Experiment. En skräckkomedi om dinosaurier, som innehåller många imponerande scener med människoätande dinosaurier och även en del humoristiska ögonblick. Filmens ...
Gigantiska experiment. Lär dig mer om fysikens lagar genom olika storslagna experiment. • Grundskola 4-6 • Fysik. Om serien. Sumobrottaren utmanar friktionen. Säsong 1 · Avsnitt 8 · 9 min. Spara till min sida. Om programmet. Kan man lyfta en sumobrottare med hjälp av en bok? Om papper läggs omlott blir friktionen så stark att de blir ...
Galileo's Leaning Tower of Pisa experiment. Between 1589 and 1592, [1] the Italian scientist Galileo Galilei (then professor of mathematics at the University of Pisa) is said to have dropped "unequal weights of the same material" from the Leaning Tower of Pisa to demonstrate that their time of descent was independent of their mass, according to ...
Gigantiska experiment. I fysik har femmorna arbetat med kraft. Vi har pratat om och undersökt tyngdkraften, hävstångsprincipen, friktion mm. Igår såg vi på korta filmsnuttar om några av dessa krafter. De var väldigt talande och eleverna tyckte det var mycket spännande.
Gigantiska experiment. Spektakulära experiment i oväntade miljöer. • Grundskola 4-6 • Fysik. Om serien. Magnetexpressen. Säsong 2 · Avsnitt 12 ... 4 min 25 sek · Tiggy testar · Se hur värme påverkar ett experiments reaktionshastighet. Dykarnas hemlighet. 4 min 30 sek · Tiggy testar · Går det att sänka ner papper i vatten utan ...