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Science for Everyone PocketLab Experiment

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Middle School Science

Magnetic Field Minesweeper

Magnetic Minesweeper

Exploration In the Magnetic Minesweeper Lab, you will recreate the classic computer game Minesweeper in real life! Using PocketLab’s magnetometer, you will…
Magnetic field and PocketLab diagram

How does distance affect the strength of a magnetic field?

NGSS Alignment: MS-PS2-3 The disciplinary core idea behind this standard is PS2.B: Types of Interactions. It specifically looks at electric and magnetic…
Electric current through coil diagram

Magnetic Field in a Slinky

Exploration Until the late 1800’s, electricity and magnetism were regarded as separate forces. A number of scientists, including Michael Faraday and James…

High School Physics

Beats produced by a pair of #50 bulbs

PocketLab Voyager: Beat Phenomena with LED's and #50 Lamps

It is quite well known that when two frequencies of sound are close together, beats are produced and heard.  Demonstrations of this phenomenon are common in…
Blinking Bulb

PocketLab Voyager: Light Intensity of a #50 Lamp vs. a Slow Sine Wave Current

In this investigation we study a slowly varying sine wave signal produced by a function generator and amplified by a power amplifier to light a small #50 lamp…
Lazy Susan Conservation of Angular Momentum

PocketLab Voyager: Moment of Inertia and Conservation of Angular Momentum

As shown in the image accompanying this lesson, conservation of angular momentum can be investigated using a Lazy Susan (LS), PocketLab, and a compact weight…

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