Visually Dynamic
A free generative art piece — play it in your browser, no install. Visualizing the classic Dynamics problem of a Point-Mass travelling in UCM, but allowing users to modify parameters in real time.
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From high-school to university classes, Physics instructors try their best to help students visualize conceptually heavy scenarios. Not all instructors succeed in doing so because of the lack of actual visuals. Moreover, when examples become impractical to demo in-class, students beign to suffer more. This is especially true for one of the most foundational elementary dynamics situation: A point-mass travelling around a vertical loop with constant speed.
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