High-speed Rope Ring: Rope Trajectory Observation Newton's first law the handles should avoid touching

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Hot water flows through the metal pipe on the left side of the exhibit

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High-speed Rope Ring: Rope Trajectory Observation Newton's first law the handles should avoid touchingFlying Rope Interactive Physics Exhibit This is a hands on physics exhibit. Users turn a handle to control the movement of a rope. They can see and understand motion, force, and tension in real time. As a professional maker of mechanical and hands on science exhibits, we created this display for science museums and STEM education. Product Introduction Flying Rope is a classic interactive physics exhibit. It teaches inertia and how objects keep their