Does Air Have Weight?

In this video, Ken from Kids Fun Science demonstrates an experiment to determine if air has weight. The experiment requires two balloons, paper clips, a tripod, a yardstick, string, and scissors. Ken explains how to set up the experiment by balancing the balloons on a yardstick. By observing the balloons' behavior as air is released from one, viewers learn that air does indeed have weight. The video concludes with a summary of the findings and an invitation to subscribe for more experiments.

What is the main question this experiment aims to answer?

• Can air be seen?

• Does air have color?

• Does air have weight?

• Is air flammable?

Which of the following is NOT required for the experiment?

• A yardstick

• Two balloons

• A magnifying glass

• Paper clips

What is the purpose of centering the yardstick in the setup?

• To measure the length of the balloons

• To balance the balloons evenly

• To hang the balloons from the ceiling

• To cut the balloons into equal parts

Why is it important to blow the balloons to the same size?

• To ensure they float

• To make them colorful

• To balance their weight

• To make them pop

What was done to the orange balloon to start the experiment?

• It was filled with water

• It was tied to the ground

• A small hole was cut in it

• It was painted blue

What misleading observation was made during the experiment?

• The yardstick broke

• The balloons popped

• The blue balloon changed color

• The orange balloon appeared heavier

What causes the orange balloon to appear heavier initially?

• The material of the balloon

• The color of the balloon

• The pressure from the hole

• The size of the balloon

What conclusion can be drawn from the experiment?

• Air is colorful

• Air has weight

• Air is invisible

• Air has no weight

What happens to the orange balloon as the air leaks out?

• It becomes heavier

• It rises higher

• It changes color

• It bursts

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