Balloon-Powered is a unique, hands-on STEM kit that brings the exciting world of physics to life. Powered by nothing more than the force of air, this innovative car uses a balloon as its primary energy source, demonstrating core principles of physics like air pressure, Newton's Laws of Motion, and kinetic energy. It’s the perfect tool for young scientists, educators, and physics enthusiasts looking to understand propulsion in a fun and interactive way.
Key Features:
Balloon-Powered Propulsion: Utilizes the expanding air from a balloon to propel the car forward, demonstrating Newton’s Third Law: for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.
Kinetic Energy in Action: The car's motion showcases the conversion of stored energy (in the inflated balloon) to kinetic energy, providing a practical example of energy transfer.
Adjustable Speed: The more air you put into the balloon, the further and faster the car goes, allowing users to experiment with different amounts of energy and see the results in real-time.
Educational STEM Kit: Includes detailed instructions, interactive guides, and fun facts about the physics involved. Perfect for classrooms, home science experiments, or as a tool for physics education.
Lightweight Design: Made from durable, high-quality plastic and foam, the car is lightweight yet sturdy, ensuring it works on various surfaces like tables, floors, or even ramps.
Reusable Balloons: Comes with a set of reusable balloons, allowing users to perform multiple experiments without constant replacements.
Science Principles:
Newton's Laws of Motion: The car demonstrates how forces act on an object and how the action of the balloon’s air moving outwards pushes the car forward.
Air Pressure: The balloon inflates with air, and as the air escapes, it creates thrust that propels the car forward.
Energy Transfer: Learn about how energy is transferred from the balloon (potential energy) to the car (kinetic energy).
What's Included:
1 Balloon-powered car body (fully assembled)
2 reusable balloons
1 instruction manual with physics lessons and experiment suggestions
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