Science for Everyone

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Middle School Science

Energy Conservation – Transferring Kinetic Energy to Thermal Energy

Introduction: The law of conservation of energy states that the total energy of an isolated system remains the same. Over time, all energy is conserved.…

Hot Wheels Racing with PocketLab

Engage your students in engineering practices and classic force and motion and energy concepts in a fun and unique way. With a PocketLab attached to a Hot…

No Ice Skates, No Rink, No Talent: NO PROBLEM!

Almost everyone enjoys watching the figure skating events in the Winter Olympic Games! But only a select few worldwide with the required skills and God given…

High School Physics

Physics, Science and Math Days

Amusement parks provide an authentic opportunity to conduct real science and apply physics and math concepts in real-world situations. While visiting an…

Two Voyagers Connected to a Single Device via Phyphox: A Conservation of Momentum Experiment

In the study of collisions between two carts, it is desirable to collect position data for both carts. This can be done with a pair of Voyagers, each…

Two Voyagers Connected to a Single Device via Phyphox: An Experiment to Determine a Cart’s Wheel Radius

It would be nice if one could connect two (or more!) Voyagers to the same device—say to an Android device or an iOS device running an app that could display…

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PocketLab on Splash Mountain

PocketLab One on a journey through Splash Mountain. Here it survives a couple drops while measuring acceleration. Video was recorded using the PocketLab Video…

3D printed PocketLab Fidget Spinner

People can't seem to stop fidgeting with Fidget Spinners, so they might as well learn some science along the way! This 3D printed enclosure allows you to put a…

3-2-1 BLASTOFF!

PocketLab fits perfectly as a payload for an Estes rocket! Great way to quantify launch acceleration, free fall, and altitude. (Click here for original tweet)

Science for Everyone

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