An extraordinary physics experiment with Newton’s Cradle 7 Balls
Newton’s 7 Ball Pendulum
This magnificent perpetual motion pendulum is made up of 7 shiny metal balls, producing an even more calming and hypnotic effect than the usual 5 balls for this type of object. A unique piece for your home.
An original and playful scientific decoration
This Newton ball is also the perfect way to add a touch of science to your decor. It’s sure to impress everyone who sees it. Whether you place it in your living room, study or bedroom, Newton’s 7 Ball Pendulum will add another dimension to the room.
Specifications of the Newton's Cradle 7 Balls
- Materials: ABS, metal
- Dimensions: 23 cm x 14 cm x 17 cm
- Number of balls: 7
- Style : Decorative Newton’s cradle
- Science gift idea
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Sophie Reynolds –
i ordered this for my son’s birthday, and his face lit up when he opened it! he loves watching the balls swing back and forth, and it’s really added a fun educational vibe to his room. completely chuffed with the purchase!
Tom Harris –
The Newton’s Cradle is a great conversation starter on my desk. Looks fab and keeps my colleagues entertained. Had I known it was a bit less sturdy, I’d have placed it where the little ones can’t reach it.
Margaret Baker –
My granddaughter had the biggest smile when she saw this! The Newton’s Cradle is such a simple yet delightful gadget. Keeps the little ones fascinated for ages.
Dave Wilson –
Arrived after a delay. The cradle looks decent enough, but there were no instructions, which made the setup slightly tricky initially.
Sarah Bennett –
As a regular at science-gifts.co.uk, I must say this cradle is quite the catch! The pendulum action is smooth. Just thought it would be a tad larger.
Emma Clarke –
i’m fascinated by how the balls collide perfectly, demonstrating momentum and energy transfer! It’s brilliant. It’s become a centrepiece in my study.
Jamie Wells –
This Newton’s Cradle is a real treat. My kids can’t get enough of it, and even my partner finds it intriguing. Brilliant addition to our home.
Margaret Holloway –
bought this for my grandson Alfie’s 8th birthday and he hasn’t left it alone since. He sat on the floor for ages, asking why only the end ball swings out, then dragged his mum over to explain it. Chuffed to bits, and so am I.
Daniel Okafor –
Spot on. Sits on my desk and the seven balls line up perfectly, so the energy passes along the row and the last one swings out each time.