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A Solid Newton’s Pendulum in Steel
The magnificent Newton Pendulum in metal is a solid and durable object of science that will add a unique touch to any space in your home. Whether you place it in your living room, bedroom or study, the Newton Clock is sure to make a statement. A chic addition to any decor and a fascinating piece of physics based on the principle of reciprocal action. So bring a little science into your life with the Metal Newton’s Cradle !
Chromed Scientific Decoration and Design
The dynamic movement of the pendulum is mesmerising! What’s more, its shiny chrome finish and modern design are sure to catch the eye. This pendulum is an excellent conversation piece and is sure to be appreciated by your guests. Whether you’re a science enthusiast or simply appreciate beautiful design, this pendulum is a must-have item.
Specifications of the Metal Newton's Cradle
- Materials : Metal
- Dimensions : 18 cm x 9 cm x 13 cm
- Number of balls : 7
- Style : Antique Newton cradle
- Scientific decoration gift idea
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Newton's Cradle for Science Lovers
As astonishing as it is spellbinding, the pendulum is a truly iconic object of science. It owes its name to the great physicist Isaac Newton, father of classical mechanics and the theory of universal gravitation. Discover our many models of Newton's Cradle, each just as fascinating as the next, for an interior design that combines relaxation and scientific experimentation.Newton's Cradle related products
Graham Pettifer –
Looks smart on the desk and the balls swing nicely once you’ve got them lined up, but mine arrived with the strings tangled and one ball sitting a bit off-centre, so it clacked oddly for the first day. Took about twenty minutes of fiddling to sort. Fine now, just a shame about the faff.
Hannah Doyle –
Bought this for my 9-year-old after he kept pinching the one from my dad’s study. He lifted two balls, watched two fly off the other end and went “wait, how does it KNOW?” Cue a twenty-minute chat about momentum and energy being passed along the row. It’s now on his bookshelf and gets a go every time he walks past. Heavier than I expected, which feels reassuring, and the polished finish hasn’t picked up a single fingerprint yet because he’s been told to be careful (he hasn’t been).
Margaret Hollis –
got this for my grandson’s birthday and he hasn’t stopped grinning. Lovely clicking sound too. Spot on.
Callum Reid –
Back again from this shop and it’s another decent buy. Sits nicely on my desk at work and gets plenty of comments. Bit smaller than I pictured from the photos, but the swing is smooth and it keeps going for ages.
Sophia Turner –
My grandson was absolutely chuffed with his Newton’s Cradle. Had him mesmerised for hours watching the pendulums swing back and forth. Quite a lovely piece for his room.
Oliver Johnson –
This metal Newton’s Cradle is a delightful addition to my desk. The pendulum swings are perfectly organised, and it’s fascinating to watch the energy transfer between the balls. Brilliant for a bit of relaxation during work!