Autor: PSpitzer
SpottingScience auf dem Dachsteingletscher!
SpottingScience ist seit der diesjährigen Sommersaison auch auf dem Dachsteingletscher zu finden!
Airpressure-Smartphone
Air pressure can also be measured with the free „PhyPhox“ app. This app can read almost all data from the smartphone sensors on request. Many modern smartphones also measure the air pressure. You can download the app here: Apple-App-Store: Google-Play-Store: Doing the experiment After opening…
Empty bottle and air pressure
Want to see what air pressure can do?Then use your empty plastic beverage bottle for an experiment! Empty your plastic drinks bottle before the descent. Make sure the bottle isn’t crushed.Now close the bottle. You can put it in your backpack or just hold it…
Experiments with air pressure
Make the different air pressure visible with an empty plastic bottle! Messure the difference of air pressure with your smartphone!
Pressure on your ears
The pressure on the ears comes from the fact that there is a different pressure outside the ear and in the inner ear. This always happens when the external pressure changes fast. If you take the gondola up the mountain, the air pressure drops, and…
Leere Flaschen und Luftdruck
Willst du sehen, was Luftdruck alles kann?Dann nutze deine leere Getränkeflasche aus Kunststoff für ein Experiment! Leere deine Getränkeflasche aus Kunststoff vor der Talfahrt. Achte darauf, das die Flasche nicht eingedrückt ist.Verschließe die Flasche nun. Du kannst sie in den Rucksack packen oder einfach in…
Experiment: Clouds in the soda bottle
Experiment at home! With the help of a water bubbler you can make clouds in the bottle yourself. Fill a bottle with water and screw it into the sparkling water maker. Press the bubble button while observing the layer of air above the water near…
Experiment: Clouds in time lapse
Use your smartphone and go to the panoramic terrace. Put it on a bar table and take a time-lapse recording of the clouds at the Hoher Dachstein. In the video you can see very well the movement and the change of the clouds.
Clouds hanging on mountains
You want to know why the clouds sometimes cling to the mountain? Here you will find the answers! Tip: You can enlarge the image by clicking the gray box in the top right! Do you have time for some experiments?