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Newton’s balls

Those are always fun! :-)

Again seen at Phaenomenta Flensburg.

This entry was posted in demonstration (easy), hands-on activity (easy) and tagged conservation of energy, conservation of momentum, Newton's balls, Phaenomenta Flensburg on February 16, 2017 by mglessmer.

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