A free physics simulation — play it in your browser, no install. Physics you can explore: 72 interactive simulations and a local physics study app.
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I started Kinema to help myself study physics, especially mechanics from Morin. I wanted to see a problem move, change its setup, and understand why an equation applied before trying the next one. What began as a tool for my own studying grew into a full study app with 72 simulations, and other people found it useful too. I'm sharing the project so others can explore the simulations and use the study tools for their own work.
Kinema is a local physics study app.
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