Motion
Explore Motion through interactive, curriculum-aligned experiments that explain key ideas in a clear and visual way. Students can learn concepts such as Acceleration (Newton's 1st Equation of Motion ) and Average speed and velocity (Distance & Displacement), observe results, and connect theory with classroom understanding. These experiments make learning motion easier and more engaging.
Acceleration (Newton's 1st Equation of Motion )
OpenIn this experiment, pressing the acceleration button increases the car's speed, while a slider lets users adjust the acceleration value. As accelerati...
Average speed and velocity (Distance & Displacement)
OpenIn this experiment, a car moves along a path and users can observe both distance and displacement during its motion. Distance represents the total len...
Centripetal Force
OpenThis experiment demonstrates centripetal force by rotating a small mass tied to a rope in a horizontal circle. The speed of rotation and the length of...
Change in acceleration due to gravity of Earth at different altitude and depth
OpenThis experiment demonstrates how acceleration due to gravity changes at different altitudes and depths. By observing different positions above and bel...
Circular Motion
OpenIn this experiment, a stone tied to a string is rotated in a circular path at constant speed while maintaining a fixed distance from the center. An in...
Distance and Displacement
OpenIn this experiment, two cars travel between the same two points at an identical constant speed. While their starting and ending positions are the same...
Measuring lengths
OpenIn this activity, we measure the lengths of different objects around us, such as a comb, pen, pencil, and eraser. We use a metre scale to measure each...
Newton's First Law
OpenThis experiment uses a carrom board simulation to show Newton's First Law. A striker hits the base coin of a stack. If the applied force exceeds a set...
Newton's Second Equation of Motion
OpenThis experiment demonstrates Newton's Second Equation of Motion by showing how changes in initial velocity and gravitational acceleration affect the t...
Oscillatory motion of a metal strip
OpenIn this experiment, we will demonstrate the oscillatory motion of a metal strip. One end of the metal strip is fixed between books, while the free end...
Periodic Motion (Pendulum)
OpenIn this experiment, a pendulum swings back and forth like a playground swing. It moves again and again in the same way, showing periodic motion.
Projectile motion
OpenThis experiment demonstrates projectile motion by allowing the initial velocity and launch angle to be adjusted. As these values change, the projectil...
Properties Of Circular Motion
OpenThis experiment demonstrates properties of circular motion. An object moves in a circular path, and the radius and speed can be changed to observe how...
Safe speed of a car (Banking of Road)
OpenThis experiment demonstrates the concept of safe speed on a banked road. The angle of banking and the radius of the curve can be changed to observe ho...
Safe speed of a car (Unbanked Road)
OpenThis experiment demonstrates the maximum safe speed of a car on an unbanked road. The radius of the curve and the friction can be changed to observe h...
Speed
OpenIn this experiment, a blue car and a yellow car are placed on a road with the objective of reaching a fixed distance. The speed of each car can be adj...
Tyoes of motion- linear motion
OpenIn this experiment, we drop an eraser from a certain height and observe its motion. The eraser moves downward along a straight path due to gravity. Th...
Vectors - Resultant Angle
OpenThis experiment demonstrates how relative velocity affects the direction of rain experienced by a moving rider. By changing the velocity of the bike a...
Vectors - Resultant velocity
OpenThis experiment demonstrates vector addition by finding the magnitude and direction of the resultant vector. The magnitude and direction of two vector...
Velocity
OpenIn this experiment, a car moves along a straight path whose length and direction can be adjusted by dragging a control point. The car's velocity is se...
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