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In this demonstration of the properties of light, two small mirrors and a dime are used to show students understand how optical illusions can be created. The resource is part of the teacher's guide accompanying the video, NASA Why Files: The Case of... (View More)

Keywords: Magic tricks




This classroom demonstration employs a jar, milk and a flashlight as a model system to demonstrate that light maintains its direction of motion until it interacts with an object or substance, and how atmospheric aerosols scatter light. The resource... (View More)


In this demonstration, students learn that heat makes air expand and rise, and learn how pressure systems are formed by observing the creation of a convection current. A large rectangular pan, a salad dressing bottle, a small latex balloon and water... (View More)

The force of gravity is the focus of this demonstration using a ruler, string and a paper clip. Students observe that the Earth's gravity is always downward toward the center of the Earth. The resource is part of the teacher's guide accompanying the... (View More)

Keywords: Gravity

Pressure, temperature and density, and resistance are characteristics of air demonstrated using a 2L beverage bottle, a coffee cup, newspaper and cardboard. The demonstration is part of the teacher's guide accompanying the video, NASA Sci Files: The... (View More)
