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... original volume. Then they return to their original shape. S-waves (secondary waves or shear waves) travel more slowly than P-waves. They move the ground in an up-and-down motion, similar to the way ...
In this activity, students try to build structures that will withstand a Richter 8 shaking. Introduction Not all structures withstand ground motion in the same way. Size, shape and materials used ...
... (like a stretched rubber band) or compression (when you squeeze a spring). When the potential energy is released, it is converted to the energy of motion, also known as kinetic energy. This is the energy ...
... Although the elastic material inside is usually steel and not rubber, the principle is the same. By changing the shape of the material (usually a coil of metal) energy is stored and then released as motion. ...
Students will learn about Newton's Laws of Motion by pushing, pulling, rolling, dropping, and bouncing two balls. Introduction The demonstrations and questions posed are a guideline to get the ...
In this activity, students construct a balloon-powered rocket car, demonstrating Newton's Third Law of Motion. Introduction The car is propelled by air escaping from a balloon through a plastic straw. ...
Students explore Newton's third law of motion ("for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction") by building a hovercraft. Introduction The small hole in the centre of the CD forces air ...
... start to vibrate and bump into each other, increasing the space around each particle. Because each particle uses more space for motion, the air expands and becomes less dense (lighter). A lower density ...
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