Let yourself be mesmerised by the Newton Pendulum Perpetual.
Newton Pendulum with Kinetic Effect
The Newton Pendulum Perpetual is captivating to look at and fun to handle. This ornament is a genuine scientific demonstration of the gravitational force exerted by the swinging of metal balls.
An Anti-Stress and Educational Scientific Object
Watching the 5 balls of Newton’s Pendulum sway provides an immediate effect of decompression. Place it on your desk and let its perpetual movement take your breath away for a magical moment. An ideal gift for young and old alike, it’s both decorative and perfect for learning about the science of gravitation.
Specifications of the Newton Pendulum Perpetual
- Materials: ABS, steel
- Colour: Black, White
- Dimensions: 15.5 cm x 8.5 cm x 11.5 cm
- Number of balls: 5
- Style: Decorative Newton cradle
- Scientific gift idea
Frequently Asked Questions
Which colours does the Newton Pendulum Perpetual come in?
It is available in black or white, so you can choose the colour that fits best with the rest of your desk or room.
What is it made of?
It is made of ABS and steel, with 5 balls hanging in a row, so that they can strike each other when they swing.
How big is it?
It measures 15.5 cm x 8.5 cm x 11.5 cm, which suits a desk or shelf without taking up much room.
Why do people like it on a desk?
Watching the 5 balls swing is calming, and it also shows how momentum is passed from ball to ball. It is suitable as a gift for young and old.
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Emma Clarke –
My son is absolutely chuffed with the Newton Pendulum Perpetual. He spends ages watching the balls swing back and forth, trying to predict the next movement. It’s brilliant how something so simple can be so engaging.
Tom Harris –
Nice product, does the trick, but the delivery was a bit slow. Arrived a few days later than expected, which was a tad frustrating as it was meant for a birthday gift.
Dave Wilson –
Neat little gadget, the kids love swinging the balls. My only slight reservation is that it requires a bit of space on the shelf, but otherwise it’s a cracking piece.
Sarah Brown –
Got this for the grandkids. They were all smiles watching it go. would be nice if it were a tad bigger, but it’s lovely nonetheless.
Emily Turner –
my son was thrilled when he saw this on his desk. Keeps him entertained for ages, and he’s even started to get curious about physics. Great gift idea for the young and curious.
George Smith –
I have this Newton Pendulum on my study desk, and it’s a cracking bit of kit. The rhythmic swing of the spheres is mesmerising, and it’s a brilliant talking point. Set it off, and watch it go. Can’t help but fiddle with it during a long work call.