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Back to top Click for larger picture Principle of Equivalence Look at the trajectories of two clusters of projectiles located at two different places on the earth from the reference frame of either 1 the earth, 2 one of the members of the local cluster, or 3 one of the members of the distant cluster.

Back to top Click for larger picture Tidal Effects Look at the time-dependent effects of tidal forces on the apparent weight of a "stationary" object. Meanwhile four people stand on the planet and monitor the relative contact force with the planet.

Demonstrates the that tidally induced contact forces are minimal along the line joining the two large bodies and maximal at points equidistant from those points. Back to top Click for larger picture Moon Synch A "Moon" and an "Earth" each consisting of four bodies attached to each other by adjustable springs and dashpots are given adjustable initial rotational and orbital velocities. The simulation exhibits the tidal drags that slow the moon, lock its rotational phase, and circularize its orbit.

Back to top Click for larger picture. Inelastic Collision Illustrates the conversion of bulk kinetic energy to internal energy in a collision of an object with a fixed wall.

Back to top Click for larger picture Bouncing Ball Drop a ball consisting of seven "atoms" interacting with adjustable stiffness and lossiness. Watch as each bounce converts bulk energy into internal energy. As the internal energy is dissipated, the bounces die out. Reverse time for an interesting violation of the second law of thermodynamics. This scenario corrects the faulty KE formula in IP2.

The particles are given an adjustable amount of initial kinetic energy. They interact both via a short range molecular type force with adjustable range and strength and via an electrostatic force with adjustable strength.

They are also subject to variable external gravity and damping effects. See the Documentation for more info. Observe evaporation and condensation. Observe how energy minimization leads to the spontaneous emergence of crystal structures.

Eliminating the electrostatic force leads to a hexagonal close-packed structure. Replacing the intermolecular force with a pure electrostatic force leads to the formation of diatoms. Test Charge Adjust the magnitude, sign, and location of a test charge relative to an initially uniformly charged sphere and discover why we need to define the electric field in terms of the effects on a vanishingly small test charge.

Requires IP3. Interactive Physics , the award-winning educational software from Design Simulation Technologies, makes it easy to observe, discover, and explore the physical world through fast-paced, exciting simulation. Working closely with physics educators, the Interactive Physics software team has developed an easy-to-use, visually appealing program that greatly enhances physics instruction.

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However most, if not all directly associated file extensions should be listed with its appropriate program. Advanced embedding details, examples, and help! Publication date Usage Public Domain Mark 1. Interactive Physics was a 2D simulated physics laboratory originally written for the Macintosh Plus. Users could drag parts, hinges, roped, and springs to create and measure physics experiments.

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