Bring abstract physics to life with this double cone demonstrator, a school science tool made to help students actually see the center-ofcenter-of-mass phenomenon in action. Instead of just hearing the principle, they can watch the model appear to roll uphill, which makes the lesson far easier to understand and remember.As a physics experiment device, it is designed around the classic uphill rolling cone model principle. The sloped track and balanced support structure let teachers explain how shape and center position affect motion, giving the lesson a clear example of why objects do not always behave the way initially seem.The weird slope experiment set uses a bold red cone and an open viewing design, so every detail of the movement is visible from the front or flank That makes it especially useful for classroom demonstrations, where students need a clear, shared view and teachers need the lesson to remain straightforward and engaging.Measuring about 67 cm long, 17 cm wide, and 22 cm high, this model has a classroom-friendly size that is easy to place on a desk or demonstration table. Whether you are introducing a new unit, revisiting balance and motion, or sparking a lively discussion, it gives you a reliable way to turn science principle into a memorable hands-on moment.
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