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Newton's Color Disc is a demonstration device used to show that white light is composed of multiple colors. It's a circular disc with segments painted in different colors, usually the seven colors of the rainbow (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet). When the disc is rotated rapidly, the individual colors blend together, and the disc appears to be white or off-white. This demonstrates the concept of temporal optical mixing, where the eye perceives the rapid succession of colors as a single, blended color. 

Science park equipment illusions typically involve visual tricks that play with perception, often designed to be interactive and educational. Examples include persistence of vision, which makes an object appear to linger in view even after it has moved, and optical illusions like the Magniplate, which demonstrate magnification. These illusions can be found in parks or exhibitions. 

A Science Park swing combines the fun of traditional playground swings with educational elements, often found in outdoor science parks. These swings are typically made of durable materials like mild steel and feature rubber belts for seating, ensuring both safety and durability. They are designed for various age groups, with some models catering to preschool children and primary school students. The swings are a popular addition to educational settings, providing an engaging and interactive way for children to learn about science and physics principles.