| DCS # | DEMONSTRATION | REFERENCE | ABSTRACT |
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| 1A60.00 | Scalling | | |
| 1A60.10 | Powers of Ten | PIRA 200 | "Powers of Ten" is a film covering scales from the universe to sub-atomic. |
| 1A60.10 | Powers of Ten | 1A60.10 | "Powers of Ten" is a visual trip from covering scales from the universe to sub-atomic. It is available in film and videodisc versions. |
| 1A60.20 | scaling model for biological systems | PIRA 1000 | |
| 1A60.20 | two cows | 1A60.20 | |
| 1A60.20 | scaling model for biological systems | AJP 45(5),498 | A wood "cow" with barely adequate legs stands and another scaled up by a factor of 5 collapses. |
| 1A60.22 | scaling - zoological domain | AJP 50(1),72 | The fundamentals of scaling in the zoological domain covering many animal characteristics. |
| 1A60.30 | 2:1 scaling | PIRA 1000 | |
| 1A60.30 | 2:1 scaling | Disc 08-07 | "Bridges" of the same geometry are scaled in every dimension by 2:1. Masses placed in the center of the bridges are also scaled 2:1. |
| 1A60.40 | scaling cube | PIRA 1000 | |
| 1A60.40 | scaling cube | 1A60.40 | A large cube made up of 27 smaller ones is painted black on the outside. Knock the stack apart and show the increase in surface area by the preponderance of unpainted surfaces. |
| 1A60.40 | scaling cube | Disc 14-16 | Cut a cube painted black into 27 smaller cube. When dismantled, the unpainted surfaces show the increase in surface area. |