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2026年6月27日 / Last updated : 2026年6月27日 桑子 研 Science

Eddy Currents Launch Metal Rings Into the Air — The Electromagnetic Magic of Tsukuba Expo Center

I’m Ken Kuwako, your Science Trainer. Every day is an experiment! What would you think if someone told you that a piece of aluminum foil could float in midair without using fire or any tricks? It sounds like magic, but it’s actually a real phenomenon you can witness with an ordinary induction cooktop (IH) found […]

2026年6月26日 / Last updated : 2026年6月26日 桑子 研 Science

Caught in the Lab: Does Current Actually Hesitate? A Coil’s 0.0005-Second Story

I’m Ken Kuwako, the Science Trainer. Every day is an experiment. The moment you flip a switch, electric current starts flowing through the circuit instantly… or does it? It turns out the story isn’t quite that simple. Add just a single coil to the circuit, and the current no longer rushes forward obediently. Instead, it […]

2026年6月25日 / Last updated : 2026年6月25日 桑子 研 Science

Chaos to Harmony: The Secret Behind 15 Pendulums Dancing in Perfect Sync

I’m Ken Kuwako, the Science Trainer. Every day is an experiment. Fifteen pendulums sway, ripple like waves, twist into mesmerizing patterns, and then somehow return to their original positions as if nothing happened. The moment I saw this exhibit at the Science Museum, I couldn’t help but stop and watch. Take a look at the […]

2026年6月24日 / Last updated : 2026年6月24日 桑子 研 Science

It Went Off in Class! How Our “Human Chain Shock” Experiment with a Van de Graaff & Leyden Jar Spectacularly Failed

I’m Ken Kuwako, a science educator. Every day is an experiment. Not many science teachers can say they’ve literally been knocked off their feet during class. But real-life science experiments often contain surprises that never make it into the textbooks. Today, I’d like to share a story from one of my own experimental mishaps. It’s […]

2026年6月23日 / Last updated : 2026年6月23日 桑子 研 Science

Why Do Your Eyes Lie? Experience Your Brain’s “Prediction Mode” with 3D Trick Art (Tsukuba Expo Center)

I’m Ken Kuwako, a science trainer. Every day is an experiment. Your Eyes Are Lying to You! The Fascinating World of Trick Art “Wait, is that moving?” “It looks 3D — but how?” Have you ever stared at something and simply refused to believe what you were seeing? Today I want to share a mind-bending […]

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科学の楽しさや不思議、感動を多くの人に届けていきたい。サイエンストレーナーとしてテレビ番組の科学監修・出演、実験教室、科学本執筆なども行っています。

Author: Ken Kuwako
My mission is to share the joy, wonder, and excitement of science with as many people as possible. As a Science Trainer, I stay busy supervising and appearing on science-themed TV programs, hosting hands-on experiment workshops, and authoring science books.

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