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Electric Spacecraft, Inc. has begun production of the Electro Wand ? a simple, inexpensive, fun physics tool teachers can use to demonstrate electrostatic principles in the classroom. The Electro Wand is an educational toy which excites thoughtful, curious minds. Amateur scientists, physicists and engineers even enjoy experimenting with it in the lab, entertaining fancies of electric propulsion.[[Category:Scientific Paper]] | Electric Spacecraft, Inc. has begun production of the Electro Wand ? a simple, inexpensive, fun physics tool teachers can use to demonstrate electrostatic principles in the classroom. The Electro Wand is an educational toy which excites thoughtful, curious minds. Amateur scientists, physicists and engineers even enjoy experimenting with it in the lab, entertaining fancies of electric propulsion. | ||
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| Scientific Paper | |
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| Title | The Fascinating Electro Wand |
| Author(s) | Leslee A Kulba |
| Keywords | Electro Wand, electrostatic force, electrostatic levitation, electrostatic toy |
| Published | 2004 |
| Journal | Electric Spacecraft Journal |
| Number | 37 |
| Pages | 24 |
Abstract
Electric Spacecraft, Inc. has begun production of the Electro Wand ? a simple, inexpensive, fun physics tool teachers can use to demonstrate electrostatic principles in the classroom. The Electro Wand is an educational toy which excites thoughtful, curious minds. Amateur scientists, physicists and engineers even enjoy experimenting with it in the lab, entertaining fancies of electric propulsion.