Isaac Newton's Scientific Investigations 1. Newton's First Law of Motion (1) | 2. Newton's First Law of Motion (2) | 3. Newton's Third Law of Motion | 4. Newton's Colour Wheel 5. Balancing Butterfly | 6. The Floating Balloon Newton's Third Law of Motion
Experiment:
"For every action,
there must be an equal and opposite reaction".
"Materials:
You will need: 1 strip of paper
Method:
What you have to do:
1) Wrap the strip of paper firmly around the pencil.
2) When you are sure the paper is tight, put a piece of tape in the
middle and remove from the pencil. 3) Cut a little from each end so
that they are straight and it resembles a cylinder. 4) Draw four fins
on the spare piece of paper. Cut them out and stick them on to the
rocket. 5) Put the straw into the rocket so that the bendy part is
facing you and BLOW!
Result:
Conclusion:
Sixth 1. Newton's First Law of Motion (1) | 2. Newton's First Law of Motion (2) | 3. Newton's Third Law of Motion | 4. Newton's Colour Wheel, | ||
