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Wholesale Physics Kits ；Newton Pendulum
Where could i find the wholesale physics kits? It’s here. The Newton Pendulum is one of the most popular kits that we are selling.
This kit is perfect for kid’s STEM education. It’s suitable for schools, learning centers and education companies for business.
Safety Warnings
WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD-Small Parts. Not for children under 3 years.
The Newtonian pendulum was first proposed in 1676 by the French physicist Edme Mariotte. When swinging the rightmost ball and colliding with the other four closely arranged balls when swinging back, the leftmost ball will be ejected, and only the leftmost ball will be ejected.
Of course, this process is also reversible. When the swinging leftmost ball hits other balls, the rightmost ball will be ejected. When the two balls on the far right swing simultaneously and hit other balls, the two balls on the far left will be ejected. The same principle is also possible in the opposite direction and applies to more balls. Three, four, five
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