Watch the following video and explain to me which of Newton's Laws of Motion are demonstrated.
This video was taken using a new high speed camera. It captures so many shots per second that you are actually able to see what happens as a water balloon pops.
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
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WOW!!!...Tht was like freakin awsom!!
coooooooooooooooolllllllllll!!!!!!!
Muck
i think that was cool
levi 7th
i wish i had a camara like that!
Erin Milan
Hey Ms. Maxwell...I must say your blog is the cutest! This video is so neat! The water stays in the shape of the balloon even when it was popped.:]
-sari(:
I'm very surprised the video showed that the water stayed in the same shape for awhile. I would have figured it would come out in all different directions. Eventually the water wasn't so round but I can't believe that even for a millisecond (is that a word?) that it would be round water...
~aNnA pEtReE~
That was an awsome video. Its funny because he talk in japanese or chinese.
scott
every action force has an equal and oppisite reaction force
kyle coburn
That was really cool....I liked how the balloon stayed in the same spot..and his face was funny!!!!!
--ashlie
Hi Mrs.Maxwell =]]
That is awesome!!! I think it is the 3rd law!!! I cant believe the water stays in the same shape!The guy looks very excited also!!
emily <3
That was awesome
-Chase H3nry
sup smax that is really cool i think it is the law of inertia
THAT WAS ONE OF THE COOLEST THINGS I HAVE EVER SEEN. IT IS AMAZING THAT THE WATER STAYED IN THE SAME PLACE.
ADAM
That was awesome
Wesley
That was cool. I gotta get a camera like that.-Tyler-
DAGGUMM!!! Thats tight!! It was like a huge rain drop falling very slowly. ((that dude was a little odd even though he was speaking japnese))(((he had an odd expression when the ballon popped)))
that is so cool how the balloon pops so fast and the water remains there
Hannah B
But i also think that all of the laws of motion were acting upon it!! Eat that 7th graders!! Boohyah!!
That was like really awesome.
Thats cool how it stayed the same shape pretty much the whole time.
i believe that it is newtons law of inertia
Hannah B again
Newtons third law is what I think it is.
newtons 3rd law of motion
tyler
This is really cool. Just wonder how much that thing costs
emily
I believe it is the third law of "NEWTOWN".
Ya BOI#24!
WOW!!!!!! i think maybe the 3rd law????
i wish i always saw things in slow motion cause that was alsome seth
i think it is Newton's 3rd law of motion.
Jonathan Caldwell
I think it is Newton's third law of of motion.
-AUSTIN-COX-
it is the law of inertia
it is the law of inertia
bailey granade
Hi Ms. Maxwell! That guy's face was hilarious when he popped the balloon.It is the first law of motion.
Arielle
I think both the 1st and 3rd laws of motion were demonstrated in this video. Good job guys!
inertia graham
That is so cool. I've totally forgotten my newten's laws of motion, but I'm guessing that it has something to do with gravity and pressure?
Katie C :)
This is sooo kool! Watching things in slow motion bring out the details and the poeple look funny! Watching people in slow motion is one of the funniest things EVER!!!!!!!!!!! I wish i had a camera like that! (just so i could make fun of people and their expresions!!!!!!!!!!!!!!) hehehe... I'll see you when i see you!!! love ya! Erin :)
HEY!!!! This was awsome and i showed my brother and sister the video and they wanted to watch it again and again and so i finally told them they had to leave! Ms. Maxwell i dont understand how the law of inertia could fit in. The third law makes sense, but inertia? Maybe it's because i forgot the laws but i know what inertia is and using from what i know it doesn't make sense!
HaNnAh GiSs!!!
Let's think about inertia for a moment. Inertia is an object's resistance to change. According to the first law of motion, an object at rest tends to stay at rest and an object in motion tends to stay in motion with the same speed and in the same direction unless acted upon by an unbalanced force. The water in the balloon only had one force acting on it- gravity. The force of gravity was strong enough to overcome the initial stillness of the water. Once in motion, the object was not acted on by a force strong enough to change its path.
oh i get it now! thanks!
HaNnAh GiSs!!!
it demonstates that an object at rest tends to stay at rest.
it was cool!
1st law of motion.
Zach K.
That was so awsome
Amelia :)
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