Science Simulations
Cassegrain Reflector The Cassegrain reflector(telescope) was designed by French engineer Laurent Cassegrain to compensate for the shortcomings of the Newtonian telescope. Light reflected by the concave mirror is incident on the convex mirror. Focus is created only after reflection by … more
Electric voltage(Regions of a positive or negative charge, such as those at the terminals of a battery) force electrons through a conductor. Electrons that have negative charges can be moved around a circuit. Originally, the current was thought to flow … more
When you rub a balloon on a cat, it charged. Charged balloons can be attached to walls or cat. The charged balloon rolls down as it discharges after a certain period of time. Triboelectricity If you peel off a thin … more
* Please refer to the text below for how to make a graph. Free fall motion If you hold the ball in your hand and release it, it will fall. In the absence of air resistance, the only force acting … more
Arrange the element cards As Mendeleev did. You can move three or more consecutive cards as a group by dragging the middle. You can view it in full-screen mode by clicking the full-screen button. (There is a button between this … more
This App is a simulation of an electric circuit with a high degree of freedom. You can make the electric circuit you want by connecting batteries, wires, light bulbs, voltmeters, and ammeters. You can adjust the resistor value by clicking … more
This App is a simulation of an electric circuit with a high degree of freedom. You can make the electric circuit you want by connecting batteries, wires, light bulbs, voltmeters, and ammeters. By applying Kirchhoff’s Law, accurate measurements can be … more
Description of the simulation You can compare the two cases with each other. The power plant produced is assumed to be \( 22,000V \times 1A = 22,000W \). You can change the voltage and resistance of the transmission line respectively. … more
Record of movements The motion of an object can be more easily understood by graphing it. In the time-distance graph, the slope is equal to the velocity. The average velocity that an object has moved over a certain period of … more
Ion Atoms are made up of an atomic nucleus and electrons. Electrons far from the atomic nucleus may easily fall off, or electrons from outside may enter. If a neutral atom loses an electron, the amount of (+) charge becomes … more
Michelson interferometer The Michelson interferometer was invented by the American physicist Michelson. Although it has a simple structure, it can measure very small distance differences, such as the size of an atomic nucleus. The Michelson interferometer consists of the following … more
Twin Paradox Twin paradox started as a contradiction in ‘time delay’ in Special relativity. The Twin Paradox goes something like this: (Contents vary depending on the media.) One of the twins stays on Earth, and the other leaves Earth in … more