Science Simulations
This simulation assumes that there is rolling friction and no sliding friction. The cylinder and cube assumed the density of iron (7.874 g/cm³). Why does a rolling object go down slower than an object that slides down? In conclusion, the … more
Try pushing an imaginary ball placed on the table with your finger. If your PC doesn’t have a camera, it won’t work. When the web browser asks for access to the camera, please allow it. (Personal data never stored on … more
You can click various shapes on the left and right sides of the screen. What are the characteristics of a shape with a large moment of inertia? What are the characteristics of a shape with a small moment of inertia? … more
● It’s a tube. The radius of the tube is outside: inside = 0.75: 1. There is no rolling friction. ● It’s a tube. The radius of the tube is outside: inside = 0.5: 1. There is no rolling friction. … more
Elevator and inertia Elevators are an excellent place to feel the inertia force. Consider the case of taking an elevator and trying to go up from the lower floor. When you press the button that goes up, you suddenly feel … more
Inertia When the bus starts suddenly, the body momentarily leans backward. On the other hand, when the bus stops, the body is leaned forward. This is due to the nature of the object to maintain its current state of motion … more
The inertia of the rocket Since there is no friction in outer space, stopping a rocket’s engine in motion does not stop it immediately. When the rocket’s engine is stopped, the rocket continues to move forward according to the law … more
