Science for Everyone

Science for Everyone PocketLab Experiment

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Middle School Science

Comparison of the two scenarios

Head-on Collision versus Crashing Into a Wall

  Let’s imagine two scenarios: 1.       Two identical vehicles, each of whose speedometers reads 50 mph, travel toward each other and experience a head-on…
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Color and temperature of objects

Introduction: On a hot, sunny day, would you rather wear dark or light-colored clothes? Have you ever walked across dark pavement barefoot on a hot day? How…
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Temperature changes in sand versus water.

Introduction: Objective: The objective of today’s lab is to determine if water or sand heats up more quickly and “keeps” its heat longer. You will then use…

High School Physics

Magnetic Field on a Current Loop's Axix

Magnetic Field on a Current Loop's Axis

Introduction In this lesson students will find that a current-carrying loop can be regarded as a dipole, as it generates a magnetic field for points on its…
Isaac Newton 3rd Law of Motion Setup

Isaac Newton and the 3rd Law of Motion

Isaac Newton Isaac Newton is well-known for the apple that hit his head and the discovery of gravity.  His three Laws of Motion, however, are among the most…
Experiment Setup

Magnetic Dipole Experiment: Inverse Cube Law

Introduction Magnets, from the traditional alnico bar magnets to the modern neodymium magnets, have been of interest to most everyone for decades. The…

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How to share your PocketLab story

How are you using PocketLab to explore the world around you? Share your PocketLab Story today! 1) Email thepocketlab(at)gmail.com a quick description of how…
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Around around PocketLab goes!

The PocketLab One is tied to the end of a string through one of the loops on either end of the device and angular velocity and acceleration are measured as the…
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PocketLab on cart

Getting some quantitative data from a cart rolling down an incline. Here, PocketLab One is attached to a cart and connected via Bluetooth to the PocketLab app…

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