One of the things the World should thank India for | The USB Port
Our Latest Post :
A Simple Steam Engine
Welcome back friends, today we're going to see how to make a simple steam engine at home with things most of all have at home. This is the second post in the newly launched series "The Home Science 101".Let's go...
The Materials:
- A disk which can float on water
- a container which can store water
- some flexible metal tubes
- a small candle
- some tape / hot glue / normal glue
Step 1 Getting the disk ready:
Take the disk and make two holes on its sides, the diameter of the hole should be a bit less from the diameter of the tube which you are going to use.
Just like this :-
then you will need to attach both of them, therefore, I prefer that you bend the ends after inserting the ends of the tube into both of the holes of the disk.
.
Then take the tube and bend it in a U shape and make the opposite ends facing opposite
 |
| (the tube should be hollow) |
then you will need to attach both of them, therefore, I prefer that you bend the ends after inserting the ends of the tube into both of the holes of the disk.
Step 2:
Take a small candle and place it between the arc of the tube and the disk.
 |
| (It should look something like this with the ends sticking out) |
Use hot-glue, tape, or something like that, to seal any gaps, but don't seal the ends of the tube ! 🤣. Then your engine is ready now, you have to float it on water and light the candle after a while it should start spinning.
Comments
Popular posts from this blog
How to make Salt crystals
How to make Salt crystals Welcome back friends, this is the first post in the newly launched series "The Home Science 101". Today we're looking at how to make salt crystals at home with household materials. Crystallization Description Description Crystallization or crystallisation is the process by which a solid forms, where the atoms or molecules are highly organized into a structure known as a crystal. Some of the ways by which crystals form are precipitating from a solution, freezing, or more rarely deposition directly from a gas. Materials required : These are the materials that you would need to do this:- A Container A stick or any other object like that Some thread or rope Hot water And the Main ingredient, Salt St ep 1 : Pour the hot water into the container and dissolve salt in it. ...
Takshashila University | World's finest and first Institute !
Takshashila University | World's finest and first Institute ! Takshashila University is the most famous and the world’s first university. Takshashila University was established 2700 years ago in Taxila in present-day Pakistan. The University offered over 60 in various fields. The student’s minimum age is stipulated at 16 to join it. Takshashila university lectures taught Vedas and Eighteen Arts, which included skills such as archery, hunting, and elephant lore and it has in addition law school, medical school, and school of military science to the students. The ancient Takshasila was declared a UNESCO world heritage site. Students: More than 10,000 used to students studied at Takshasila University. The campus accommodated students who came from as far as Greece, Arabia, and China. Courses: The campus offered different courses in various fields such as: Vedas Grammar Philosophy Ayurveda Agr...
The Pentium Processor
The Pentium Processor The Pentium is a widely-used pc microprocessor from the Intel Corporation. First offered in 1993, the Pentium quickly replaced Intel's 486 microprocessor because of the microchip-of-choice in manufacturing a private computer. the first Pentium model includes two processors on one chip that contains 3.1 million transistors. The Pentium Pro, released in 1995, it was designed for PC servers and workstations that needed to serve multiple users or needed the speed required for graphics-intensive applications. additionally, to the microprocessor, the Pentium Pro includes another microchip containing cache memory that, being closer to the processor than the computer's main memory (RAM), accelerates machine operation. The Pentium Pro contains 5.5 million transist...
It's a good project but the problem is the metal pipe
ReplyDelete