Product Description

Physics Pro is our biggest, most advanced physics kit. With this kit, you can continue your study of statics and dynamics from previous lessons and begin your study of more advanced topics in physics, including fluid dynamics, energy, oscillation, hydraulics, and pneumatics. Includes 96 page manual with 17 experiments. More than 213 parts are included in this kit, which are compatible with all of our other Physics kits. The main focus of the kit is the behavior of the two most important fluids in our world water and air and objects immersed in them. You will investigate how air and water rest and flow, what they can carry and how they move. With experiments and models, you will find out what forces work on them and what kinds of energy they possess. You will learn how ships float and airplanes fly, why a streamlined shape lets a car drive faster and how power plants convert a current of water into electrical current.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #9500 in Toys & Games
• Brand: Thames & Kosmos
• Model: 625313
• Released on: 2008-01-01
• Dimensions: 16.50" h x 5.10" w x 13.00" l, 4.10 pounds

Features

• Study advanced topics such as fluid dynamics, hydraulics and pneumatics
• More than 213 parts are included in this kit, which are compatible with all other Thames & Kosmos Physics kits
• 96-page, full-color experiment manual
• For ages 10 and above

From the Manufacturer
Physics Pro is our biggest, most advanced physics kit. With this kit, you can continue your study of statics and dynamics from previous lessons and begin your study of more advanced topics in physics, including fluid dynamics, energy, oscillation, hydraulics, and pneumatics. The main focus of the kit is the behavior of the two most important fluids in our world water and air and objects immersed in them. You will investigate how air and water rest and flow, what they can carry and how they move. With experiments and models, you will find out what forces work on them and what kinds of energy they possess. You will learn how ships float and airplanes fly, why a streamlined shape lets a car drive faster and how power plants convert a current of water into electrical current.