Great Science Experiments - In the Airstream - Bernoulli's Principle made Easy - Ideal for Science Shows

In the Airstream A Reader's Theatre Exploration of Bernoulli's Principle So, what does a hair dryer and an 18th century scientist have to do with each other? Join Mr Mike Raphone and his friends as they explore the marvels of air pressure. Download this script and you will be amazed! You might even learn some Science. Script Extract: Narrator 1: We'd now like to introduce our resident science expert Professor I.M Hip for some cold hard facts that may help you with your explanation. Professor I.M Hip: Daniel Bernoulli (1700:1782) is best known for his work with air pressure. He discovered that slow moving air goes towards fast moving air. The air coming out of the hair dryer is moving really fast. The air around us in this room is moving rather slowly. So the slow moving air actually pushes towards the fast moving are. Narrator 1: So professor, are you saying that the air around us is pushing towards the fast air from the hairdryer. Professor I.M Hip: Precisely. Narrator 1: So people, now why do you think the balloon stays in the air? What the students said... I loved this experiment. It was fun watching the balloon dancing. Kevin It was awesome! Carlos I loved the hair dryer experiment. It was very exciting and fun. The whole class loved it. Dany Download the full script
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