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Newton's third law of motion (experiments)

05 Oct 2010

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How can I explain Newton's third law (that for every action there's an equal and opposite reaction) in a simple demonstration?

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One of the sites we often use for science-type questions is How Stuff Works - and they have a whole section on Newton's laws.

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Use a search engine? Thats your answer? Sheesh
don, hard knocks

Hi Don - because websites change so much, it is difficult to recommend specific sites.
Instead, we try and give hints on becoming better internet searchers.
Annie, AnyQuestions

Or you could just copy and paste the experiment, but hey advertisements work I guess
Rusty

do a balloon rocket lab its fun i did iit at my school
alex, southern middle

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