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Newton Pendulum Infinite Movement with Mirror
The continuous movement of the Newton balls is reflected on the mirror for an even more spectacular and hypnotic infinite effect. The Newton abacus is launched by creating a simple balance effect on the metal balls.
A soothing, scientific object to decorate your home
Our 5-ball Newtonian pendulum will look great on your desk or bookshelf. What’s more, it’s also an excellent way for children to learn about the principle of gravity! So don’t wait any longer and treat yourself to the Infinite Newtonian Pendulum !
Specifications of the Newton's Cradle Balance Balls
- Materials: ABS, metal, mirror
- Dimensions: 14 cm x 8.3 cm x 11 cm
- Number of balls : 5
- Style : Decorative Newton cradle
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Martin Pearce –
Back again after my last order and this one’s another decent buy. Balls swing nicely and the clack is satisfying, sits well on my desk at work. Only thing is it needs a bit of tweaking to get the balls lined up properly out of the box, but a minute’s fiddling sorted it.
Helen Whitcombe –
smaller than I’d pictured from the photos, to be honest. It works fine and the motion is nice to watch, but it’s more of a little desk ornament than the statement piece for the mantelpiece I was after. Check the dimensions before you order.
Priya Nair –
Bought this for my nine-year-old after he kept asking why the end ball bounces up when you drop the other one. We spent a good half hour with it on the kitchen table, him lifting two balls, then three, and predicting what would happen each time. He’s now explaining momentum to his dad, who is pretending to understand. Brilliant little thing and it looks smart on his shelf.
Doreen Atkinson –
Got this for my grandson’s birthday and his little face lit up. He’s been watching it swing for ages. Lovely present.
Margaret Hollis –
bought this for my grandson’s 9th birthday and he hasn’t put it down since. he sat there for ages just watching the balls click away, then asked me why the middle ones don’t move. Cracking little gift, and it looks smart on his bookshelf too.
Daniel Fletcher –
Lift one ball, let go, and the one on the opposite end swings out while the rest stay put. Spot on.