Showing posts with label Physics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Physics. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 15, 2012

Thames & Kosmos Physics Pro

Thames & Kosmos Physics Pro Review



Thames & Kosmos Physics Pro Feature

  • Advanced Physics kit
  • Parents' Choice Silver Honor
  • Biggest, most advanced Physics kit
  • Best seller
  • Ages 10 and up
Physics Pro is our biggest, most advanced physics kit. With this kit, you can continue your study of statics and dynamics from previous lessons and begin your study of more advanced topics in physics, including fluid dynamics, energy, oscillation, hydraulics, and pneumatics. By adding advanced topics like fluid dynamics to your physics repertoire, you can now build some really spectacular models and devices, such as a wind tunnel, pneumatic shocks, and a hydraulic lift. You will see how physics extends far beyond the classroom, giving us an amazing set of tools that can be applied in the real world to engineer marvelous things. The main focus of the kit is the behavior of the two most important fluids in our world - water and air - and objects immersed in them. You will investigate how air and water rest and flow, what they can carry and how they move. With experiments and models, you will find out what forces work on them and what kinds of energy they possess. You will learn how ships float and airplanes fly, why a streamlined shape lets a car drive faster and how power plants convert a current of water into electrical current. The 96-page, full-color experiment manual has two major sections. In the first part, you will enter the physics lab, where you will get to know the properties of air and water and become familiar with currents and energy. There is a series of 17 experiments in which you will start building smaller models. In the second part, you will move on to the workshop, where you will build 14 larger models of complex real-world devices. More than 213 parts are included in this kit, which are compatible with all of our other Physics kits.


Wednesday, February 8, 2012

Science Wiz Physics Experiment Kit

Science Wiz Physics Experiment Kit Review



Science Wiz Physics Experiment Kit Feature

  • Develop a fundamental understanding of inertia, the laws of motion, centripetal force, mass, weight, velocity, and acceleration
  • Launch bottle rockets and perform tricks with inertia
  • Spin and circle with centripetal force Build and balance with a balance scale
  • Includes 48 page manual and materials to complete all experiments
  • Authored by Penny Norman, PhD and edited by Ann Einstein
Develop a fundamental understanding of inertia, the laws of motion, centripetal force, mass, weight, velocity, and acceleration. Concepts are explored with time tested experiments and highly visual illustrations. Launch bottle rockets. Perform tricks with inertia. Stay in motion with a low friction air puck. Build your own spring meter and munch an apple down to one Newton. Spin and circle with centripetal force. Build and balance with a balance scale. Clock your own speed and measure the acceleration of a car down a ramp. Authored by Penny Norman, PH.D. Includes 48 page manual and materials to complete all experiments. Ages 8 and up.


Sunday, January 29, 2012

Thames & Kosmos Physics Workshop

Thames & Kosmos Physics Workshop Review



Thames & Kosmos Physics Workshop Feature

  • Kit includes more than 300 building pieces
  • Build a windmill, two-speed crane, force scale, sail car, mars robot, hammer machine
  • Experiment with simple machines: gears, levers, screws, inclined planes, pulleys, wheels and axles
  • Learn and understand the most fundamental physics equations
  • It is a 64-page, full-color experiment manual
  • Centrifuge, pinball game, centrifugal switch, ship's lantern, and dozens of other models
Build 36 models of real-world machines and conduct 37 unique experiments with the models. Learn the fundamental laws of mechanical physics. This hands-on approach is both fun and effective, and vividly demonstrates the principles of physics. Kit includes a 64-page full-color book with assembly and experiment instructions. Requires 1 "C" battery (not included).


Sunday, December 25, 2011

Thames and Kosmos Physics Solar Workshop

Thames and Kosmos Physics Solar Workshop Review



Thames and Kosmos Physics Solar Workshop Feature

  • Build 12 models, including a solar-powered tractor, truck, treaded vehicle, car
  • Learn about harnessing and using solar power
  • Learn about motors and simple machines
  • Best seller
  • Parents' Choice Silver Honor
  • Also includes elevator, drawbridge, fan, airplane, mobile crane and construction crane
In one way or another, almost every form of energy we use originates as energy from the sun. Solar energy directly powers photovoltaic cells and thermal collectors. Indirectly, we get power from plants grown by the sun, oceans heated by the sun, and Earth s weather systems sustained by the sun. Even the energy stored in fossil fuels originated as energy from the sun, captured by plants and animals millions of years ago. Physics Solar Workshop explores the topic of solar energy, focusing on photovoltaic cells. By building 12 models and conducting 30 experiments, you will learn how solar cells transform light into electrical energy, and how motors and mechanical devices can optimize the work done by this energy. You will build different types of vehicles and machines to demonstrate how gears can convert and transform power for different needs. There are 320 parts, which are also compatible with the other kits in our Physics line. The 64-page book offers illustrated instructions for the projects. Developed with Greenpeace® in Germany. Ages 8 and up. build 12 models, including a solar-powered tractor, truck, treaded vehicle, car, elevator, drawbridge, fan, airplane, mobile crane and construction crane learn about harnessing and using solar power learn about motors and simple machines


Saturday, December 24, 2011

Physics Workshop Kit

Physics Workshop Kit Review



Physics Workshop Kit Feature

  • 37 Experiments
  • 36 Building Projects
  • 64 pg. Manual
  • 305 pieces
  • Ages 8+
? build a windmill, two-speed crane, force scale, sail car, mars robot, hammer machine, centrifuge, pinball game, centrifugal switch, ship's lantern, and dozens of other models ? experiment with simple machines: gears, levers, screws, inclined planes, pulleys, wheels and axles ? learn and understand the most fundamental physics equations ? read about amazing real-world applications for physics


Sunday, December 4, 2011

Wild Science Wild Physics and Cool Chemistry

Wild Science Wild Physics and Cool Chemistry Review



Wild Science Wild Physics and Cool Chemistry Feature

  • Rocket Ball and Slime Laboratory in one deluxe kit
  • Includes over 10 activities and experiments with chemistry and physics
  • Create Hyperlaunchers, Slimy Monsters, Tadpole Soup and more
  • Learn about Force = Mass x Acceleration
  • Also learn about catalysts and Long Chain Polymers
  • Includes over 10 activities and experiments with chemistry and physics .
  • Create Hyperlaunchers, Slimy Monsters, Tadpole Soup and more.
  • Learn about Force = Mass x Acceleration, Catalysts, Non-Newtonian Fluids and Long Chain Polymers.

Recommended Ages: 120 months - & Up