Amazing Pendulum Magic Mind Power – Competition - Make Science Fun

641 views · Published 18 January 2015 · 2:17 · Indexed 29 September 2026

Channel: Make Science Fun · 2015 · Education

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You have until Sunday 25th January 2015 to solve the amazing pendulum Magic Mind Power and submit an explanation of how legoman got each of the balls, in turn, to oscillate. What Science was involved? What was behind the scenes to make it happen?
Come on you Physics students! You can work it out!

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