Using Water to Measure the Air? // DIY Manometer

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The Wizards-In-Training are back in the studio to learn how to measure air pressure with... water?!
With a simple DIY Manometer you can measure air pressure by noting how much water moves when a probe is moved around a source of moving air!
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I’m a 65 year old Electronics Technologist, born with an inquisitive mind. I must say, Kudos to you and your young scientists. Such an interesting, inspirational and informative little video! All children interested in science should see this simple, yet very effective demonstration! I recall many years ago we studied the principles of pressure in our high school physics classes, but it’s always nice to see a little “refresher” like this. You guys need to be on Television! 😊

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Very well crafted video!