Science Decor

Pendulum of Newton Rings

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$28.79 $44.99 In stock

Category: Newton's Cradle

A perpetual motion balance designed for you!

This is a decorative item we developed to teach people physics to demonstrate Newton's laws. It is a wonderful educational tool, with a cool factor for home decoration.

This Newton's pendulum is an educational and as well as decorative system that will engage your senses. The rotation of this object is done by pushing the sphere and will allow the rings to rotate with an indefinite duration.

Features:

  • Finish: ABS
  • Style: Transitional
  • Dimensions: Length 10 cm, Width 10 cm, Height 30 cm
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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Miles ★★★★★

The polished chrome feels solid and weighty, and it's been a hit with my kids for explaining momentum. A satisfying click with every swing.

George E. ★★★★★

The clicking rhythm when the steel balls collide is surprisingly soothing—I’ve caught myself just watching it for minutes. It’s a solid, compact desk piece that actually makes Newton’s laws feel tangible.

Samuel F. ★★★★★

I hung this on my desk after a long day and spent a full ten minutes just watching the steel balls click back and forth—it’s oddly calming. The way it demonstrates Newton’s laws makes it a solid teaching piece too, and the motion runs smoothly without any jamming. Setup was a breeze, and it feels st