Giant Bubble Machine - Creative Toys

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Making big bubbles is more scientific than you could ever imagine.It involves all of the laws of saponic bonding (that's soap to you and me) the ingenious invention of a mad American scientist (the giant bubble machine) and lots of practice.You'll be glad to know however that you do not need to be a Master of any of the modern science disciplines to master the art which is creating giant bubbles.Instead all you need to do is follow the in depth (and amusing) guide book, that accompanies the kit. This guides you through the art of bubble making, and even provides a trouble shooting kit at the back for those (like me) who struggle.Once you get the hang of it, this really is great fun. This can be greatly accentuated if - as the book suggests is possible - you can create a bubble on a cold day that will literally turn to ice and float for miles shattering into 1000's of pieces on impact. Great!

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Bushnell Seagull Night Vision Scope - For a long time, man has a fascination with being able to see at night without the use of big blinding lights. Until recently this has been nothing more than a dream, but this dream is now reality, with Bushnell Night Vision Scopes. Perfect for wildlife observation, home security, night time walking - in fact anything where you need to see in the veil of darkness. Bushnell Nigh vision scopes are comprised of high-quality image intensifier tubes and optics that amplify existing light allowing you to see in conditions too dark for the naked eye. All of the Bushnell models feature an infrared illuminator for vision in total darkness, so stop guessing what's out there, and discoverer the night with Bushnell Night Vision.So how does night vision work? Well, in layman's terms it is fairly simple. You look through the one end when it's dark, and 'voilà!', you can see through the other end. However, for those more technically minded the answer is as follows: 1) Available light (energy) is collected is 3by the objective lens and focused on the image intensifier. 2) Inside the intensifier a photocathode is "excited" by the light and converts the energy into electrons. The electrons accelerate across an electrostatic field inside the intensifier and strike a phosphor screen (like a monochrome tv screen) which emits an image that you can see. This acceleration of electrons provides gain and enhances the image. The Bushnell Seagull, as the name suggests is a waterproof scope and is therefore perfect for sailors and fishermen. It is an extremely compact and lightweight monocular and offers outstanding viewing clarity in the darkest conditions. It even floats!Technical Specification: Magnification: 2.5 x 42 (magnification x objective lens). Viewing Range: 1.2m - 183m. Field of view: 26m @ 100m. Infrared illuminator: yes (built in). Battery type: AA (2) not included. Dimensions: Size: 17cm x 9.5cm x 70cm. Weight: 397 grams. Tripod Mount: Yes. It can be used with a tripod.

Ant World - Still the best and most successful product of its kind available.Ant World allows children to study and learn about the amazing abilities of these fascinating little creatures.Contents include;* Viewing chamber,* Magnifying bowl,* feeder,* sand,* scene stickers,* Fully illustrated care manual.* Ages 5+.

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