Use the simulation in your science or Physics class to illustrate conversion of geothermal energy resource to electricity Overview This interactive simulation models how geothermal energy is used to generate electricity. It presents a cross-sectional view of the Earth, showing the complete energy transfer chain from deep underground heat reservoirs to powered homes at the […]
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Use the simulation in your science or Physics class to illustrate conversion of wind power to electricity Overview This interactive simulation models how a wind turbine converts the kinetic energy of moving air into electrical energy. Students can manipulate wind speed, blade length, and generator efficiency in real time, observing how each variable affects the
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Use the simulation in your science or Physics class to illustrate conversion of solar energy to electricity This simulation helps GCSE Physics students understand how solar energy is converted from sunlight into electrical energy, and what factors affect the power output of a solar panel. Three interactive sliders let students investigate the key variables: Animated
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Use the simulation in your science or Physics class to illustrate renewable and non renewable energy resources This simulation helps GCSE Physics students understand the key difference between renewable and non-renewable energy sources — that renewable sources are naturally replenished while non-renewable sources will eventually run out. Two panels sit side by side, each showing
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Use the simulation in your science or Physics class to illustrate renewable and non renewable energy resources This simulation helps GCSE Physics students compare renewable and non-renewable energy sources, exploring the key differences in CO₂ emissions, sustainability, and long-term availability. Eight sources are presented across two clearly labelled columns. Students select any source and see
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