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Observations of beads

Submitted by hmarcia on Wed, 09/30/2009 - 2:49pm.

After observing three different size beads, we conclude the Einstein's theory is valid and that size is a factor in the velocity of the object.  We found that the bigger the bead, the less distance it covered during our two mintue observations.

Observations:

2 micron beads moved a distance of 12.5 microns.

4 micron beads moved at a distance of 7.5 microns.

8 Micron beads moved at a distance of 2.5 microns. 

 

-Herman and Halima

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