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How is the all the mechanics around us working? Have you ever wondered how come that we can rely on all these complex machines in our every day life? Take a look inside engines and other amazing technologies, as well as different physical phenomenons, pump up your curiosity and understand how things work!
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Sundial
Water Wheel Pitchback
Time ‒ Hourglass, Clepsydra (Water Clock)
International Prototype of the Kilogram (IPK)
Suction-Pump
Relay
Balance Scales
Wheel and Shaft (Windlass)
Segner Wheel
Galileo and Inertia
Sextant
Perpetuum Mobile
Candle Clocks
Torricellian Barometer
Water Wheel Undershot
Body Dimensions ‒ The Vitruvian Man
Water Wheel
Fountain
Wankel Engine
Zinc–carbon Battery – Section
Construction of Light Bulb
Hot Air Balloon
Brachistochrone Problem
Water Wheel Breastshot
Two-Stroke Engine
Electromagnet
Phonograph
Galileo Thermometer
Generator
Heron’s Fountain
Water Wheel Horizontal
Archimedes Screw
Joule Apparatus
Camera Obscura
Block and Tackle
Galileo's Pendulum Clock
Meter
Eratosthenes’ Measurement of the Earth’s Circumference
Oersted's Experiment
Water Wheel Overshot
Steam Engine
Graduated Cylinder
Candle Clocks
Sundial
Instantaneous Speed ‒ Tachometer
Vernier Caliper
Spring Dynamometer
Michelson Experiment – Measurement of the Speed of Light
Mercury Thermometer
Mercury Barometer
Analog Ammeter
Stitch Weight
Outside Micrometer
Measuring Volume of Regular and Irregular Solids
Alcohol Thermometer
Hydrometer
Orienteering Compass
Bimetallic Stem Thermometer
Aneroid Barometer
Fiber Optic Cable ‒ Detail
Wankel Engine
Block and Tackle
Electromagnet
Two-Stroke Engine
Hydroelectric Generating Station
Wind Turbine
Nuclear Power Plant
Aneroid Barometer
Analog Ammeter
Hydraulic Jack
Pound Lock
Elevator
Pulse Engine
Submarine
3D Printer
Fiber Optic Cable
Microscope
Ruby Laser
Boiling Water Reactor
Hydraulic Brakes
Photocopier
Photodiode
Escalator
Electron Microscope
Electro Engine ‒ Section
Open Differential
Metal Detector
Thermal Linear Expansion of Bridge
Cup Anemometer
Bimetallic Stem Thermometer
Chainsaw
Solar Water Heater
Vacuum Flask
Vacuum Toilet
Water Vacuum Cleaner
Electric Steam Iron – Section
Iron
RAM - DDR3
USB Flash Drive
Motherboard
Electrodynamic Loudspeaker
Orienteering Compass
Graduated Cylinder
Vernier Caliper
Instantaneous Speed ‒ Tachometer
Galileo Thermometer
Suction-Pump
Balance Scales
Zinc–carbon Battery – Section
Construction of Light Bulb
Microwave Oven
Correct Body Posture for Working with PC
Battery
Construction of 1.5V Battery
Li-ion battery
Spherical Mirrors ‒ Reflector
Electron Microscope Workspace
Digital Single-Lens Reflex Camera
Hard Disk Drive (HDD)
Compressor Refrigerator
Magnetron
Correct Grip of a Computer Mouse
Lightning and Lightning Protection System
Torque Wrench
Retroreflector ‒ Retroreflective Material
First and Second-Class Lever
Personal Computer
PC ‒ Components
DVI Connectors
Fuse
Extension Cord
Image Formation by Convex Lens
Sextant
Camera Obscura
Michelson Experiment – Measurement of the Speed of Light
Fiber Optic Cable ‒ Detail
Fiber Optic Cable
Microscope
Retroreflector ‒ Retroreflective Material
Digital Single-Lens Reflex Camera
Spherical Mirrors ‒ Reflector
Image Formation by Convex Mirror
Total Reflection in a Stream of Water
Umbra and Penumbra
Additive Color Mixing
Image formation by Concave Lens
Newtonian Telescope
Keplerian Telescope (Refractor)
Galilean Telescope
Fata Morgana (Mirage)
Image Formation by Concave Mirror
Refraction ‒ Rainbow
Refraction by Diverging Lens
Refraction by Converging Lens
CMY(K)
Refractive Errors of the Eye
Binoculars
Average Speed Measurement
Movement of Bodies ‒ Speed
Uniform Motion and Non Uniform Motion
Representation of Force Vector in Space
Demonstration of Velocities Sum on Wheel Movement
Free Fall in a Vacuum Tube
Instantaneous Speed ‒ Tachometer
Meter
Eratosthenes’ Measurement of the Earth’s Circumference
International Prototype of the Kilogram (IPK)
Body Dimensions ‒ The Vitruvian Man
