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In this experiment we will demonstrate how to make a ‘makeshift’ compass.
How to make a ‘makeshift’ compass
Things you will need
- glass
- water
- cork (preferably from a wine bottle or something similar)
- needle
- magnet
- scissors
- glass
- water
- cork (preferably from a wine bottle or something similar)
- needle
- magnet
- scissors
Step 1:
Fill the glass with water.
Fill the glass with water.
Step 2:
Take the bottle cork and cut off a slice of it (about 5 - 7 millimeters thick should be enough).
Take the bottle cork and cut off a slice of it (about 5 - 7 millimeters thick should be enough).
Step 3:
Take the needle and push it all the way through the slice of cork until an equal length of it sticks out at both ends.
Take the needle and push it all the way through the slice of cork until an equal length of it sticks out at both ends.
