Video Demo: Egg Inertia

I've posted this demo on the site before, but now I have it in high definition. It's a classic experiment showing the principle of inertia in action. Watch the video!
I made ScienceFix.com to share my favorite demos that I do in my middle school science classes.
I've posted this demo on the site before, but now I have it in high definition. It's a classic experiment showing the principle of inertia in action. Watch the video!
Light can be absorbed, transmitted, reflected, refracted, and/or scattered. In this simple video, laser light is transmitted through glass, reflected off a mirror and refracted through a prism.
When studying light, students need to learn that visible light can be refracted into its different wavelengths. Of course it's ROYGBIV (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet). A simple prism is usually used to do this, but I think there is a better way. Fill up a fish tank with water, put it in the sun, use a mirror and ta da a spectrum! Check out the video.