Bernoulli's Electrical Wind Experiment
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Bernoulli's Electrical Wind Experiment
A wind generator that, when activated, produces airflow. Users can adjust the angle of the airflow nozzle, which lifts a lightweight ball into the air. By changing the nozzle’s angle, the ball remains suspended in the low-pressure zone created by the airflow, illustrating Bernoulli’s principle.
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$2.00
Body Electric Conductivity Display
A device with two metallic plates installed on a board. When a person places their palms on the plates, a weak electric current passes through their body, causing a sound to be produced and indicator lights to flash. The more conductive the path, the faster the lights blink and the louder the sound.
"Unlock the power of electricity at your fingertips with the Body Electric Conductivity Display"
$28.00
Semi-Cylindrical Mirror
A concave half-cylinder mirror about 180 cm tall. When viewers stretch out their hands towards the mirror, it appears as though their hand is coming out of the mirror, allowing them to "shake hands" with their reflection.
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Controlling a model airplane in a wind tunnel
This setup includes a wind tunnel, a model airplane, and control equipment. Users adjust the aircraft's surfaces (such as flaps and stabilizers) using control levers to observe the resulting changes in flight dynamics.
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Artificial Killer Whale Skeleton
A skeleton model of a killer whale, approximately six meters long. Alongside the skeleton, information about the whale's biology, diet, habitat, and characteristics is provided.
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Bernoulli's Electrical Wind Experiment
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A wind generator that, when activated, produces airflow. Users can adjust the angle of the airflow nozzle, which lifts a lightweight ball into the air. By changing the nozzle’s angle, the ball remains suspended in the low-pressure zone created by the airflow, illustrating Bernoulli’s principle.
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Large Curved Mirrors
Large mirrors with a height of 180 cm installed next to each other, available in various forms such as horizontally convex, vertically convex, horizontally concave, etc. As viewers look into these mirrors, their reflections become distorted. They experience moments of fun and learn about mirror behaviors while observing the distorted images of themselves and their companions.
$2.00
Body Electric Conductivity Display
A device with two metallic plates installed on a board. When a person places their palms on the plates, a weak electric current passes through their body, causing a sound to be produced and indicator lights to flash. The more conductive the path, the faster the lights blink and the louder the sound.
"Unlock the power of electricity at your fingertips with the Body Electric Conductivity Display"
$28.00
Semi-Cylindrical Mirror
A concave half-cylinder mirror about 180 cm tall. When viewers stretch out their hands towards the mirror, it appears as though their hand is coming out of the mirror, allowing them to "shake hands" with their reflection.
$25.00
Controlling a model airplane in a wind tunnel
This setup includes a wind tunnel, a model airplane, and control equipment. Users adjust the aircraft's surfaces (such as flaps and stabilizers) using control levers to observe the resulting changes in flight dynamics.
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Artificial Killer Whale Skeleton
A skeleton model of a killer whale, approximately six meters long. Alongside the skeleton, information about the whale's biology, diet, habitat, and characteristics is provided.
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