May 31, 2010
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PlayThe picture below is of a display at an American store. What’s the device?
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Newton’s cradle. The pic shows a huge one on display at some American Science and Surplus store, Wisconsin.
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Newton’s cradle
Newton’s Cradle
Newton’s cradle. The picture shows a large one kept at the American Science and Surplus store, Wisconsin.
Newton’s Cradle, aka Swinging Wonder, aka lots of other names.
looks like some sort of giant newtons cradle
American Science and Surplus store in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Large Newton’s cradle at American Science and Surplus (got the name of the store from the wiki article on newton’s cradle)
Looks like a Newton’s Cradle.
A really big Newton’s cradle
Newtons’s cradle. The swinging wonder in the pic was a big clue. and conservation of mass and energy..
American store – American Science and Surplus
*conservation of momentum and energy
American Science and Surplus.
American Science and Surplus.Large Newton’s Cradle
Newton’s Cradle/Pendulum
looks like a giant newton’s cradle made of hibernating TMNT.
Newton’s cradle/pendulum at American Science and Surplus.
Newton’s cradle.
Newton’s cradle
An optimistic doomsday clock. No clue
Newton’s Cradle device with the largest diameter(26″) collision balls , On display in Milwaukee, Wisconsin at a retail store “American Science and Surplus”.
Supported from the ceiling using extremely strong magnets
Newton’s cradle, a device that demonstrates conservation of momentum and energy via a series of swinging spheres
Newton’s Cradle
The Swinging Wonder-a stylish and visually impressive version of the classic Newton’s Cradle
newton’s cradle
Largest Newton’s cradle
Newton’s cradle at American Science and Surplus
A swinging wonder (slightly bigger than the usual ones if i may add!)
To be specific, this is the Newton’s cradle device with the largest diameter collision balls on display in Milwaukee, Wisconsin at American Science and Surplus retail store.
Large Newton’s cradle at American Science and Surplus.