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Heat
How do you distunguish between Specific Heat and Latent Heat ? Conduct experiments to get a clear understanding of these concepts.
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Speed, Distance & Time
Plot Speed versus Time and Speed versus Distance graphs as a car is driven through various types of ideal and real-life driving conditions. Concept of ETA (estimated time of arrival) is also elucidated on this simulation
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Centripetal Force
Objective here is to help understand the forces acting on an object traveling in a circular motion. A common real life example is taken to depict this scenario. A person standing on a merry-go-round without any support, tries to balance himself in the ride. A curious mind will wonder what causes such a person to slip and fall away from the ride due to various forces acting on him.
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Newton’s Laws of Motion
Determine how Newton's laws impact common daily occurances. We take you to a park to let you explore and find out for yourselves.
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Momentum
Demonstrate law of conservation of momentum when 2 objects collide at high speeds. Use real life examples of automobile crashes in various scenarios
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Water Displacement
Demonstrate what makes a boat sink or float on various water bodies. Objective is to impact better understanding of buoyancy.
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Archimedes Principle
Learn concept of buoyancy and Archimedes Principle through lab experiment and apply that in real life.
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Terminal Velocity
Demonstrate impact of terminal velocity using a real-life example of a sky-diver jumping off a plane. Determination of terminal velocities before and after opening of a parachute are the highlights of this experiment
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Potential & Kinetic Energy
Demonstrate conservation of energy, and conversion of potential to kinetic energies & vice-versa.
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Sound
How loud can you scream ? How sharp is your pitch ? Lets get people screaming to understand properties of sound and the waves it produces. Get an elephant to rumble and watch the sound waves travel miles away.
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Bell Jar
Objective is to understand how sound travels in different medium. A sound producing device is used that sends out a beep every second. Watch how sound waves travel in Air. When sound is sucked out of a bell jar containing the sound device, watch what happens to the volume of sound. Does sound propagate in vacuum ? Compare speed of Sound waves in air with that in water and in a solid steel rod.
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Reflection of Sound
Hear your voice rebound or reverberate. We take you on a journey to the mountains where play creator. Summon up mountains, grow trees and yell. Will you hear your voice rebound ? You also get to yell in a concert hall to understand the wonderful effects of reverberation Lastly - we put you on a mission to identify enemy submarines from a warship, using SONAR.
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