Amazing science demo two: Newton’s Three Laws Cannon
A cannon created from a plastic pipe and corks is used to demonstrate Newton's three laws of motion
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Communicating discovery: the importance of getting it right
Simon Perks reminds scientists how important it is to effectively inform the public about their work
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Five amazing physics demonstrations
Get inspired about practical physics with the April 2015 issue of Physics World, which is now out
Amazing science demo one: The Vacuum Bazooka
A vacuum cleaner is turned into a bazooka in a demonstration of various physics principles
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Reclaiming the stars
An amateur astronomer struggles to find darkness amid the dazzling lights of New York City
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Meet the kaleidoholics
Robert P Crease stumbles into the incredible world of a "philosophical toy" that’s 200 years old
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Unveiling your secret superpower
There's more to light than first meets the eye, says David Shane, who reveals how you can actually see polarized light, if you try hard enough
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Science demonstration: how to bend light using high-street lenses
Neil Downie shows how you can recreate particle accelerators without breaking the bank
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Quantum-inspired art
Robert P Crease drops in on an exhibition exploring how quantum physics inspires graphic artists
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Dialling up the cosmos
Edwin Cartlidge reports on the new apps that allow smartphone users to detect cosmic rays
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