Emily's Science Lab: Soda Can Rocket - Physics Experiment
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In "Emily's Science Lab: Soda Can Rocket - Physics Experiment," Emily Calandrelli explores the fascinating concept of directional forces, engaging viewers with an interactive physics experiment using a soda can. Through this hands-on activity, Emily demonstrates how both rockets and soda cans are designed to withstand vertical forces, not horizontal ones, explaining why a gust of wind can delay powerful rocket launches. This experiment is perfect for curious minds and highlights the importance of understanding physics principles in everyday objects. By fostering a sense of exploration and curiosity, this video serves as an educational and entertaining resource for understanding physics and engineering concepts.
Media Details
Runtime: 2 minutes 45 seconds
- Topic: Careers, Education, Science
- Subtopic: Engineering, General Education, Physics, Science Experiments, Space Sciences
- Grade/Interest Level: 2 - 8
- Release Year: 2025
- Producer/Distributor: Emily Calandrelli
- Series: Emily's Science Lab
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