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Salmon Sniff (2009-Oct-16 0:18 EDT)

by Alan Kay <alan>

This is a simulation of a salmon that tries to swim upstream of the river where it was born.

Lunar Lander Game (2009-Oct-16 0:19 EDT)

by Alan Kay <alan>

Creating a game with physics is a great way to learn them. In the classic Lunar Lander game, you can control the output of the rocket's motor so that the rocket ship touches the ground gently.

Collision Physics (2009-Sep-18 18:50 EDT)

by Bert Freudenberg <bert>

simulation of colliding objects with gravity

Computer Logic Game (2009-Oct-12 8:50 EDT)

by Alex Warth <alex>

This is an implementation of a logic circuit simulation.

Particles Dye In Water (2009-Oct-16 0:21 EDT)

by Yoshiki Ohshima <yoshiki>

Is there really such a thing as a molecule? How can we avoid asking you just to believe it?

Morphing (2009-Sep-30 8:43 EDT)

by Kazuhiro Abe <abee>

Particles Gas Model (2009-Oct-16 0:22 EDT)

by Yoshiki Ohshima <yoshiki>

Students are taught about Boyle-Charles' Law.

Ball Drop Analysis 1 (2009-Oct-16 0:19 EDT)

by Alan Kay <alan>

This project shows some ways to analyze the ball drop experiment.

Pling (2009-Sep-21 17:36 EDT)

by Bert Freudenberg <bert>

Sound wheel

Fish And Plankton (2009-Oct-12 8:48 EDT)

by Scott Wallace <scott>

This is a simulation of an aquarium where male fish, female fish, and plankton are roaming. When they bump into each other, some events happen.

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