Air and Space
01 - Amazing Machines
02 - Air and Space
03 - Human Body
04 - Digital World
05 - Water
06 - Sound and Light
07 - Energy and Electricity
08 - Mother Earth
09 - Nature
10 - Arts
11 - Just Fun
12 - Physics and Mathematics
High quality interactive exhibits
In this exhibit Newton’s Second law of Motion is demonstrated. The visitors will be able to observe how objects falling from different heights move with different speed.
Newton’s Second Law of Motion describes constant accelaration. Acceleration is a change in velocity (speed or direction). If something is traveling faster and faster, it is
accelerating. But, if it is standing still, or even traveling at a constant speed in the same direction, then we say it has zero acceleration.
- Place 3 balls at the starting point.
- Pull the lever down.
- Notice the difference in time it takes for the different balls to arrive to the end. (no measurement)