Air In Motion
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Gives experiments illustrating Bernoulli's principle that moving air has less pressure than still air. Examples shown are blowing between two hanging apples, a balloon that remains in an air stream from an electric fan, how a baseball pitcher throws a curve ball, and a card that cannot be blown over.
More in Junior Science Series
- Air In Motion 1956
- Reflection 1956
- Air Pressure 1957
- Density 1957
- Electric Circuits 1957
- Fire 1957
- Force 1957
- Friction - Junior 1957
- Gravity And Center Of Gravity 1957
- Optical Illusions 1957
- Pascal's Law 1957
- Pendulum 1957
- Properties Of Gases 1957
- Properties Of Liquids 1957
- Refraction 1957
- Refrigeration 1957
- Spinning Objects 1957
- States Of Matter 1957
- Streamlining 1957
- Surface Tension 1957
- Wheel And Axle And Pulley 1957
Sources
- 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, year, creator, format, sound, description, catalog record
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