Simulation of work done – Block and Newtonmeter
Work done on a body by a force Simulation
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Forces
Simulation of Resolving force
Resolving force Simulation Resolving forces — teacher note Spec. AQA 4.5.1.4 Resultant forces, the resolution statements. Higher tier only, and on both Physics (8463) and Combined Science: Trilogy (8464). Scale drawings only, so there is no trigonometry anywhere in it. The one idea. A cart is pulled by a rope at an angle. That single
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Required practical – Simulation of Forces
Forces (Newton’s second law) Simulation — Description What the simulation is This is an interactive 3D model of the AQA GCSE required practical on force and acceleration (Newton’s second law, RPA7). A trolley sits on a level aluminium runway. A string runs from the trolley, over a pulley at the end of the bench, down
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3D Simulation of Earth’s gravitational field and Gravity well
Earth’s gravitational field Simulation Earth’s Gravitational Field is a 3D interactive simulation built on Three.js that lets students explore how gravitational field strength varies with distance from Earth’s centre. It visualises five core concepts through toggleable layers: radial field lines with inward-flowing particles (showing force direction and density), concentric equipotential shells with hover-activated physics data
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Simulation of earth’s atmosphere showing Infra red emission, Green house effect and solar solar radiation
Earth’s Atmosphere Simulation — ClassAdapt A 3D interactive globe showing Earth’s five atmospheric layers (Troposphere, Stratosphere, Mesosphere, Thermosphere, Exosphere) plus the Ozone Layer. Students can orbit the planet freely, hover layers for facts, and toggle solar radiation (☀), infrared emission (🌡), the greenhouse effect (🌿), and an enhanced CO₂ scenario (🔥). A live CO₂ bar