Science simulation, Probeware, Coding
Pendulum wave A ‘Pendulum wave’ is a collective wave-like phenomenon that appears when pendulums (weights) of different lengths are arranged side by side. Because each pendulum has a different period depending on its length, they oscillate … more
Type an element symbol to pop the bubbles. Type one of the element symbols shown on the right. Use the Backspace ⌫ key to delete a mistyped character. The list of element symbols that appear … more
Scientific definitions of ‘up’ and ‘down’ We live on the surface of the Earth and are always under the influence of its gravity. When we let go of an object, it falls “down,” and when we … more
Blocklab – Biological classification coding Code the process of classifying biological organisms by assembling blocks. Enter the name of the organism you want to analyze below, then press the Enter key or click the Classify ↵ … more
This is a simulation of circular motion (orbital motion) of an object using Blocklab. You can experiment with object motion by applying various variations to the block code.
This is a simulation of parabolic motion of an object using Blocklab. You can experiment with parabolic motion of an object by applying various variations to the block code.
Blocklab is a simulation creation tool built on Google Blockly that lets users assemble blocks to explore a wide range of dynamic experiments. With Blocklab, you can create algorithm-based dynamic simulations intuitively. The simulations you build … more
Solar wind The Sun emits electrically charged particles. Because the Sun is mostly hydrogen, these particles are mainly protons and electrons. They travel through space at hundreds of kilometers per second. When solar activity increases, the … more
Characteristics of Gases Unlike solids and liquids, gases have the following unique characteristics: 1. They have no definite shape or volume Gas particles move in all directions and can fill any part of a container. Therefore, … more
Solar System All the orb bodies that revolve around the sun and their space are called the solar system. The celestial bodies that make up the solar system include the eight planets revolving around the sun … more
What would happen if you brought a mercury barometer to Earth, the Moon, Mercury, Venus, and Mars? Here, we assume that the mercury barometer has a U-shaped tube: one side is open, and the other side … more
