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Fun Primary Physics Experiment - What absorbs more heat?
Experiment with light, colour, heat and some water to find out whether it is better to wear light or dark coloured clothes on a hot summers day. Do dark or light coloured clothes absorb more heat?
Things you will need:
- A thermometer
- Sticky-tape or two elastic bands
- 2 identical drinking glasses
- White paper
- Black paper
What to do:
- Wrap one glass with the white paper and one glass with the black paper. Use the tape or elastic bands to secure them.
- Fill the glasses with the same amount of water.
- Place the glasses in the sun ad leave them there for a couple of hours.
- Measure the temperature in each glass.
What you will see:
- You should notice that the glass with the black paper is hotter than the glass with the white paper.
- Darker colours absorb more light and heat that lighter colours.
- Lighter colours reflect more light; hence it is better to wear lighter coloured clothes on a hot summers day to stay cooler!
Primary Physics Joke
Q: What do astronauts do when they get angry?
Primary Physics Fact
Light is incredibly fast. Light from the Earth takes just 1.255 seconds to reach the Moon, and light from the Sun takes 8 minutes 20 seconds to reach the Earth!