Description
Acceleration and Gravity
Free Fall Vacuum Tube (Guinea & Feather)
This counter-intuitive experiment often has to be seen to be believed.
Product Overview
Duplicate Galileo’s famous experiment off the Leaning Tower of Pisa! He used the traditional guinea and feather to show how heavy and light items fall at same rate in a vacuum despite their relative weights and sizes. Includes: an 81cm long tube, constructed of butyrate to minimize the likelihood that static will affect your results; substantial rubber caps on either end, one with a hose cock and rubber hose for evacuating the tube; a set of weights to simulate the ?guinea?
About Interlabs
Interlabs, associated with International Biological Laboratories, supplies scientific, laboratory, educational and engineering equipment from India. The company identifies its history as dating to 1958. Contact Interlabs to confirm product details and supporting documentation for your requirement.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Free Fall Vacuum Tube (Guinea & Feather) used for?
This counter-intuitive experiment often has to be seen to be believed.
What should I confirm before ordering Free Fall Vacuum Tube (Guinea & Feather)?
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