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Science Park EquipmentAngular Momentum Science Park Model
Formula: L = m × v × r (for a point mass) or L = I × ω (for a rotating body)m = massv = linear velocityr = distance from the axis of rotationI = moment of inertiaω = angular velocityDirection: Follows the right-hand rule (curl fingers in direction of rotation, thumb points in angular momentumdirection).Conservation: Angular momentum stays constant if no external torque acts on the system (e.g., an ice skater spinsfaster by pulling in their arms).
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Science Park EquipmentAutomobile Wheel Working Science Park Model
The movement from the steering rack is transferred to the front wheels using tie rods.Turning the steering wheel left makes the front wheels point left.Turning right makes the wheels point right.The wheels are connected to the axles and can rotate to move the car forward or backward.The engine power goes to the wheels through the transmission and differential.The tires grip the road and allow the car to turn smoothly when steering
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Science Park EquipmentBCC Crystal Structure Science Park
BCC Crystal Structure (Body-Centred Cubic) is a type of arrangement of atoms inside a crystal where: Atoms are positioned at each corner of a cube. There is one atom in the exact centre of the cube. Each corner atom is shared with eight neighbouring cubes, so it effectively counts as 1/8th of an atom per cube. Total atoms per BCC unit cell = 2 atoms (1 from the centre + 8 × 1/8 from corners). Examples of BCC metals: Iron (at room temperature), Chromium, Tungsten, Molybdenum.
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Cartesian Plane Math Park Outdoor Working Model
Scientific / Mathematical ConceptIntroduces Coordinate Geometry (Analytical Geometry).Every point on the plane is represented by an ordered pair (x, y).Divides the plane into four quadrants.Useful for understanding graphs, distances, slopes, and equations.Helps students learn plotting points, lines, and shapes.Builds foundation for algebra, trigonometry, and geometry applications.
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Science Park EquipmentCircus Of Energy
Demonstrates the Law of Conservation of Energy → Energy cannot be created or destroyed, it onlychanges form.Shows transformations like:Potential → Kinetic (ball rolling down a slope).Kinetic → Mechanical (gears turning, pulleys moving).Mechanical → Sound/Light (bell ringing, light turning on at the end).Makes invisible energy conversions visible and interactive
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Science Park EquipmentColor Filter Science Park Outdoor Model
A red filter lets only red light pass and absorbs or blocks other colours. A blue filter lets only blue light pass, and so on. When white light passes through a filter, only the filter’s colour is seen on the other side. Educational use: Demonstrates light absorption and transmission. Shows how colours mix and how different wavelengths behave. Used in experiments about vision, photography, stage lighting, and optics.
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Science Park EquipmentConservation Of Energy Science Park Model
Conservation of Energy is a fundamental principle of physics stating that energy cannot be created or destroyed; it can only be converted from one form to another or transferred between systems. The total energy of an isolated system remains constant over time, regardless of the processes happening within the system.This principle applies universally, from mechanical systems and thermodynamics to electromagnetism and quantum physics.
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Science Park EquipmentDna Double Helix Structure
Key points: Structure: Double helix (like a twisted ladder).Parts: Made of four bases — A (Adenine), T (Thymine), C (Cytosine), and G (Guanine).Function: Stores genetic information and passes it from parents to offspring.Location: Found in the nucleus of cells (in most organisms).Role: Controls how proteins are made, which decide traits like eye color, hair type, and even howyour body works.
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Eco Tube Science Park Model
The Echo Tube is a long, hollow cylindrical pipe installed outdoors, typically in science parks, school campuses, or interactive museums. Its purpose is to allow users to observe the phenomenon of sound wave reflection and echo time delay. When a person claps, speaks, or shouts at one end of the tube, the sound waves travel through the long pipe, reflect internally, and return—allowing the listener to hear a distinct echo after a delay
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Educational Musical Tube Science Park Model
It has a set of metallic or PVC tubes of different lengths.Each tube produces a different musical note when struck with a mallet or hand.Longer tubes create deeper / lower pitch sounds, while shorter tubes make higher pitch sounds.Visitors can strike the tubes to play music and explore sound waves.Children understand sound, frequency, vibration, and resonance.Connects science with music and creativity.Encourages exploration of musical scales.
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Science Park EquipmentFormula Cube Science Park Model
The Formula Cube is an interactive science park model that displays important mathematical and science formulas on its sides. By rotating and exploring the cube, students can learn formulas of geometry, algebra, and physics in a fun way. It helps in quick memorization and makes abstract concepts easy to understand. This model turns formula learning into an interesting outdoor activity. Builds strong foundation for problem-solving in maths & science
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Science Park EquipmentGear Trainer Science Park Outdoor Model
Consists of different gear types — spur gears, bevel gears, worm gears, and helical gears.Shows gear ratio, speed reduction/increase, and torque transmission.Helps explain mechanical advantage and direction reversal in gear systems.