Indian Model Makers

Old Airport Road, Bangalore, Karnataka

• Dimensions14.0cm x 12.0cm x 4.0cm

A typical Newton's cradle consists of a series of identically sized metal balls suspended in a Plastic frame so that they are just touching each other at rest. Each ball is attached to the frame by two wires of equal length angled away from each other. This restricts the pendulums' movements to the same plane.If one ball is pulled away and is let to fall, it strikes the first ball in the series and comes to nearly a dead stop. The ball on the opposite side acquires most of the velocity and almost instantly swings in an arc almost as high as the release height of the last ball. This shows that the final ball receives most of the energy and momentum that was in the first ball. The impact produces a compression wave that propagates through the intermediate balls. Any efficiently elastic material such as steel will do this as long as the kinetic energy is temporarily stored as potential energy in the compression of the material rather than being lost as heat.

• Box Dimensions23cm x 23cm x 4cm

A unique and fun foam map puzzle to learn states of India, An award-winning toy: Best Toy in Educational Toys 2016 by TAITMA - a forum of Toy Manufacturers, All states pieces are cut in the shape of the states that snugly fit with each other to create the states of India map.Rank the states as per the size using the rank stickers and instructions, Uses 6mm thick pieces- Material complies to European safety standards.

• DimensionsDia 40mm with strap on Motors x Height 312mm Including with Base

This PSLV is one of World's most reliable launch vehicles. It has been in service for over twenty years and has launched various satellities for historic missions like Chandrayaan-1, Mars orbiter Mission, Space Capsule Recovery Experiment, Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System (IRNSS) etc. PSLV remains a favorite among various organisations as a launch service provider and has launched over 180 satellites for 23 countries in February 2017, it created a record for most number of satellites placed in orbit in one launch by launching 104 satellites. PSLV-C37 is the thirty ninenth consecutively successful mission of PSLV, repeatedly proving its reliability and versatility.