How to Read a Galileo Thermometer
To Read the Ambient Temperature on a Galileo Thermometer Is Very Easy. What You Have to Do Is Simply Look at the Lowest Ball That Is Floating While Ignoring...
How To Read A Galileo Thermometer?
To read the ambient temperature on a Galileo thermometer is very easy. What you have to do is simply look at the lowest ball that is floating while ignoring those tags that had sunk to the bottom of the container. It’s those balls that float or are neutrally buoyant that interest us.
Where is the best place to put a Galileo thermometer?
Hang your Galileo thermometer indoors and from a hook. For the most accurate results, it’s best to not hang the thermometer in direct sunlight. Allow a few minutes for the floating spheres within the thermometer tube to rise and fall according to the current temperature.
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