Solar & lunar Eclipse Model

Name: Solar & lunar Eclipse Model
Brand: SAMTECH INSTRUMENTS
Price: 525.0 INR
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Solar & lunar Eclipse Model Specification

Features
Manually operable arms, detailed earth, sun, and moon

Size
Standard classroom size

Model No
GKA-103

Surface Finish
Smooth, glossy finish

Weight
Approx. 620 grams

Power Type
Manual, non-electric

Use
Demonstration of solar and lunar eclipses

Assembly
Pre-assembled or simple hand assembly required

Style
Educational Model

Type
Planetary Demonstration Model

Material
High quality plastic and metal components

Dimensions
35 cm x 20 cm x 15 cm

Shape
Rectangular base with spherical bodies

Color
Multi-color (blue, yellow, black, grey)

Function
Simulates both solar and lunar eclipses for classroom learning

Age
8 years and above

Advantage
Clear visualization of celestial phenomena, manual operation, durable build

Number of Pieces
3 major celestial bodies, 1 base, 2 arms

Educational Level
Elementary to high school

Intended User
Students, teachers, schools, educational institutions

Display Mode
Tabletop display

Packing
Individual box with user guide

Simulation
Adjustable positions for various eclipse phases

Operation
Manual rotation to demonstrate eclipse

Safety
Non-toxic, child-safe materials

Maintenance
Wipe clean with dry cloth

SKU Code
SL-1085-ECLIPSE-EDU

About Solar & lunar Eclipse Model

Solar and Lunar Eclipse Working Model Manufacturer, Supplier & Exporter

Solar and Lunar Eclipse Working Model

Samtech Instruments is a leading manufacturer, supplier, and exporter of Solar and Lunar Eclipse Working Models, designed to help students understand the formation of solar and lunar eclipses through hands-on learning. This interactive model visually demonstrates the relative positions and movements of the Sun, Earth, and Moon, making astronomy concepts easy to understand.

Ideal for schools, colleges, STEM laboratories, and science exhibitions, this model provides an engaging way to study eclipses, Earth's revolution, and seasonal changes.

Clear and Interactive Eclipse Demonstrations

Using the Solar & Lunar Eclipse Model, students can easily visualize and understand the mechanics of both solar and lunar eclipses. By manually rotating the arms, teachers can adjust the positioning of the Sun, Earth, and Moon, highlighting the phases where eclipses occur. This hands-on approach reinforces theoretical concepts presented in class and inspires curiosity about celestial phenomena.

Safe, Durable, and Classroom-Ready

Safety and durability are central to this model's design. Manufactured from high quality, non-toxic materials, the model ensures child-safe interaction for users aged 8 and above. Its robust construction, smooth glossy surface, and secure tabletop display mode make it suitable for everyday classroom use. Maintenance is straightforward-simply wipe down with a dry cloth for easy care.

FAQ's of Solar & lunar Eclipse Model:

Q: How does the model demonstrate solar and lunar eclipses?

A: By manually rotating the arms connected to the Earth, Sun, and Moon, users can adjust their positions to accurately simulate both solar and lunar eclipse phases, showing when and how these events occur in space.

Q: What materials is the eclipse model made from, and is it safe for students?

A: The model is constructed from high-quality plastic and metal components that are non-toxic and safe for children, making it ideal for classroom environments and educational use.

Q: When should the Solar & Lunar Eclipse Model be used in the classroom?

A: This model is especially useful during astronomy lessons, science demonstrations, and project-based learning sessions when teaching about eclipses, celestial movements, or the solar system.

Q: Where can the model be displayed for educational activities?

A: Designed for tabletop display, the model fits standard classroom desks and laboratory tables, making it convenient for group demonstrations and hands-on learning experiences.

Q: What is the process for operating the model to show different eclipse phases?

A: Simply use your hand to rotate the manual arms attached to each celestial sphere. Adjust the Moon and Earth into various alignments with the Sun to visualize both partial and total eclipse scenarios.

Q: How does the model benefit students' learning experience?

A: It provides a tangible, hands-on way to explore the mechanics of eclipses, making abstract astronomical concepts more concrete and engaging for students of different ages.