Speed Limits
Rainbow
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The “Rainbow” team explored Newton’s Third Law, kinetic and potential energy, and the exciting world of action and reaction are truly impressive. Keep up the great work, asking questions and discovering how the world around you works!
You are all amazing!
Rainbow
As part of the Science United Festival, we conducted two physics experiments with the participation of approximately 15 students, named “Rainbow”. The first experiment concerned kinetic energy, based on Newton’s third law, action and reaction, while the second experiment was about the conversion of potential into kinetic energy. The students painted flags from their countries, reinforcing the sense of cooperation and multiculturalism. The experiments were implemented with the help of teachers: Vayiou Aikaterini (PE02), Douna Vasiliki (PE02) and Pipinti Maria (PE04).
from Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, Syria, Albania, Germany
teacher:
Ms. Katerina Vagiou
location: Lagkadikia, Greece
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Ms. Paulina and the Green Innovators
on 24/05/2025
Team Rainbow, you didn’t just explore physics, you brought it to life! From Newton’s Third Law to the magic of motion and energy, your experiments were fun, and full of discovery! Keep experimenting, keep dreaming!
Junior Scientists and Ms. Penelope
on 23/05/2025
Nice idea! We loved the video! Congratulations!
Katerina Tsikalaki
on 19/05/2025
Well done team Rainbow! You have exceeded the speed limits in your experiment using air and gravity! Have great journeys at those dizzying speeds! Thank you so much for using Science United Project's kits in such a creative and innovative way!
from our Mentor
Jamal Rnjbal
on 13/05/2025
This is the science I enjoy doing and watching! You started with Hypothesis and tested it and confirmed it! Do you know that this is also what the most brilliant scientists in history did? It seems like team Rainbow has an amazing future! Keep up the good work