Make a smartphone projector with a shoebox and a magnifying glass. via instructables
Did you know you can turn an old shoebox and some office supplies into a Smartphone Projector? Yes you can! It is a fun, simple and easy physics experiment that you could do at home. Learn and observe how light
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The project has been around the net for a long time, but here’s a brief and detailed tutorial I made for everyone. (Most of my new videos will be made as brief and detailed as possible. Enjoy!)
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