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Mind the Lab Experiment: Wind turbine

Mind the Lab Experiment: Wind turbine

Sep 14, 2021

Nowadays, a number of wind turbines make up wind farms and are a renewable energy source. The electricity generated by wind turbines can be used to power homes. Visitors can experiment with a wind turbine, which will generate electricity capable of powering a...
Mind the Lab Experiment: Brachistochrone Curve

Mind the Lab Experiment: Brachistochrone Curve

Sep 14, 2021

The problem of the brachistochrone curve was posed by Johann Bernoulli in 1696. In physics and mathematics, a brachistochrone curve is the fastest possible path a ball can take when falling between two points. The public is required to find the shortest...
Mind the Lab Experiment: Rocket launch

Mind the Lab Experiment: Rocket launch

Sep 14, 2021

The launch of a rocket is very impressive to everyone. Many people want to attend a rocket launch. This may not be an elusive dream. A simple and fun paper rocket launch can be done by anyone, using baking soda and a little vinegar.
Mind the Lab Experiment: The elephant toothpaste

Mind the Lab Experiment: The elephant toothpaste

Sep 14, 2021

How much toothpaste would an elephant need to brush its teeth? Thanks to the chemical reaction between hydrogen peroxide, a potassium iodide solution and some liquid dish soap, we will create a huge amount of “toothpaste”, enough for an elepha
Mind the Lab Experiment: Gravity experiment

Mind the Lab Experiment: Gravity experiment

Sep 14, 2021

Gravity does not have the same value anywhere on earth. As we get closer to the core of the earth, gravity increases. As we move away from the core, gravity decreases, with its average being 9.807m/s2. Is a rocket launch easier at the poles of the earth or at the...