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Planinsic, Gorazd; Slisko, Josip – Physics Education, 2010
How do siphons work? Some see atmospheric pressure, explicitly or implicitly, as a crucial factor in siphon action. Others explain that a siphon works due to a difference of water weights in unequal arms. According to the latter view, siphon action is analogous to the action of a pulley or to the behaviour of a chain that is moving over a tube. In…
Descriptors: Teaching Methods, Science Experiments, Physics, Scientific Principles
Slisko, Josip; Planinsic, Gorazd – Physics Education, 2010
The phenomenon of weightlessness is known to students thanks to videos of amazing things astronauts do in spaceships orbiting the Earth. In this article we propose two hands-on activities which give students opportunities to infer by themselves the absence of buoyant force in a gravity accelerated system. The system is a free-falling or vertically…
Descriptors: Science Experiments, Scientific Concepts, Hands on Science, Science Instruction