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Gaussian Linear Accelerator
What happens when you align powerful neodymium magnets on a linear rail and arrange steel balls in a sequence? A fun and intriguing demonstration of Newtonian physics. When properly arranged, a slow moving steel ball will be accelerated to 3-4 times its original speed by the pull of magnets and Newton's Third Law of Motion. How is this possible? As a ball approaches the powerful magnet, it is accelerated into that magnet, but on the other side of the magnet there are two balls in a row. The impact of t
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611-1705
$52.85
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