It gradually burns. Drag as if drawing a circle. Throw, blow or rotate it. It rolls very well. Drag to copy, and click to paste. Adjust the drawing pen size. Drag to move. If you like the downloaded data, rate it. Voting helps to keep the quality of the work high. Upload only 1 time in 1 day. Combine the Accelerometer Interactive with the acceleration sensors on your mobile devices to measure the acceleration of your device.
Learn how displacement and distance are different in the Vector Walk Interactive. Visit 1-D Kinematics Interactives. Explore relationships pertaining to applied force, friction force, mass, and acceleration with the Force Interactive.
Practice your skill of constructing free-body diagrams with the Free Body Diagram Interactive. Find out why you feel weightless and weighty with the Elevator Ride Interactive.
Use our Atwood's Machine simulator to explore the role of hanging masses and pulleys upon the acceleration of objects. Visit Newton's Laws Interactives. Learn important rules about adding vectors with the Vector Addition Interactive. Practice adding vectors by adding their components with the Name That Vectors Interactive. Be smart Use the Projectile Simulator to uncover some fundamental principles pertaining to motion in two dimensions.
Practice your projectile problem-solving skills as you prevent Birdman from soiling the school football field in our Turd the Target and Turd the Target 2 projectile games. And explore an age-old question with the Monkey and Zookeeper Interactive.
We just opened this section of the Physics Interactives section in March of We have big plans for it. But for now, the Balance It! Visit Forces in Two Dimensions Interactives. Conduct an Egg Drop study and learn about factors affecting the collision force.
Investigate collisions with the Cart and Brick Interactive. Some clever boffins of the internet have come up with a really cool website that carries out live and real time Physics experiments across a number of different areas. Sure, a topic of this is way over our heads, but we can see how clever and smart people can understand this and have a lot of fun. You can try games such as pendulum force and the rigid body roller coaster Again, we have no idea what any of these mean but they look really technical and interesting, so if this is your bag, then it is certainly a cure for your boredom during these strange times.
No complicated comments though please. Most of the simulation web pages show how the math is derived. See for example the Single Spring simulation. The rigid body physics engine is the most sophisticated simulation shown here.
It is capable of replicating all of the other more specialized simulations. The physics engine handles collisions and also calculates contact forces which allow objects to push against each other. The myPhysicsLab simulations do not have units of measurements specified such as meters, kilograms, seconds. The units are dimensionless , they can be interpreted however you want, but they must be consistent within the simulation.
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