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VECTORINTERACTIVE SCIENCE LAB
  1. 00ENTER
  2. 01OBSERVE
  3. 02PREDICT
  4. 03EXPERIMENT
  5. 04MEASURE
  6. 05EXPLAIN
  7. 06DISCOVER
THE INTERACTIVE SCIENCE LAB

TOUCH THE IDEA.
TEST THE THEORY.

Explore scientific concepts through interactive 3D experiments you can control, measure, repeat, and understand.

120+SIMULATIONS
07SCIENTIFIC SUBJECTS
02GUIDED + FREE MODES
LIVEMEASUREMENTS
X 03.14 · Y 09.81 · Z 06.02×10²³
01 / PHYSICS

CHANGE THE FORCE.WATCH THE WORLD RESPOND.

Tune a pendulum, predict its period, then compare your model with the measured motion.

LEARNING OBJECTIVEConnect length and gravitational acceleration to oscillation period.
LIVE CONTROLT = 2π√(L/g)
Ready to test1.39 s

MODEL LIMIT Small-angle model; air drag and string mass are simplified.

MEASUREPendulum motion
02 / VECTORS

SEE THE FORCESYOU USUALLY CAN’T.

Move a field source and watch test vectors respond in direction and magnitude.

LEARNING OBJECTIVERead vector direction, magnitude, and superposition.
LIVE CONTROL|F| = 4.8 N
Ready to test48 N/kg

MODEL LIMIT Two-dimensional sampling represents a simplified three-dimensional field.

TESTVector field chamber
03 / CHEMISTRY

BUILD MATTER,ONE ATOM AT A TIME.

Assemble safe virtual molecules and inspect bonds, labels, and molecular geometry.

LEARNING OBJECTIVERelate bonding patterns to simplified molecular geometry.
LIVE CONTROLH₂O · bent
Ready to test48 °

MODEL LIMIT Virtual only. Electron density and atomic radii are schematic.

ROTATEMolecule builder
04 / MATTER

THE SAME PARTICLES.A DIFFERENT KIND OF MOTION.

Change thermal energy and observe how particle speed, spacing, and pressure respond.

LEARNING OBJECTIVECompare particle motion across solid, liquid, gas, and plasma models.
LIVE CONTROLP = 101 kPa
Ready to test48 K

MODEL LIMIT Particles and distances are not shown at literal scale.

MEASUREParticle chamber
05 / REACTIONS

FOLLOW EVERY ATOMTHROUGH THE CHANGE.

Track atoms through a balanced, virtual formation-of-water model.

LEARNING OBJECTIVERecognize that atoms are rearranged rather than created or destroyed.
LIVE CONTROL2H₂ + O₂ → 2H₂O
Ready to test48 %

MODEL LIMIT Conceptual animation only; no quantities or real-world procedure.

TESTReaction visualizer
06 / BIOLOGY

ZOOM FROM ORGANISMTO ORGANELLE.

Travel into a generic animal cell and isolate its working structures.

LEARNING OBJECTIVEIdentify major organelles and connect structure with function.
LIVE CONTROL9 organelles
Ready to test48 %

MODEL LIMIT Cell shape, sizes, and motion are simplified and not diagnostic.

ROTATECell explorer
07 / GENETICS

INFORMATION WRITTENIN FOUR BASES.

Separate a DNA helix, identify base pairs, and build a short educational sequence.

LEARNING OBJECTIVEExplain complementary base pairing and information storage.
LIVE CONTROLA–T · C–G
Ready to test48 %

MODEL LIMIT Traits usually involve complex genetic and environmental interactions.

MEASUREDNA base-pair explorer
08 / ECOSYSTEMS

CHANGE ONE PART.WATCH THE SYSTEM ADAPT.

Adjust rainfall and observe linked changes in plants, consumers, and habitat health.

LEARNING OBJECTIVETrace cause and effect through a simplified food web.
LIVE CONTROLHabitat · stable
Ready to test48 mm/mo

MODEL LIMIT Conceptual trend model; not a real ecological forecast.

TESTContained ecosystem
09 / ELECTRICITY

COMPLETETHE CIRCUIT.

Close a switch, adjust resistance, and compare conventional current with electron motion.

LEARNING OBJECTIVEApply Ohm’s law and diagnose an open circuit.
LIVE CONTROLI = 0.11 A
Ready to test0.25 A

MODEL LIMIT Ideal components omit heating and manufacturing tolerances.

ROTATECircuit workbench
10 / WAVES

FREQUENCY, AMPLITUDE,AND THE PATTERNS BETWEEN.

Create two sources, inspect interference, then move a prism through a virtual light beam.

LEARNING OBJECTIVERelate amplitude, frequency, wavelength, and interference.
LIVE CONTROLλ = 1.42 m
Ready to test0.50 m

MODEL LIMIT Sound starts muted; spatial and optical models are simplified.

MEASUREWave + light laboratory
11 / EARTH SYSTEMS

A PLANET OFCONNECTED SYSTEMS.

Reveal atmosphere, ocean, ice, and circulation layers around a rotating Earth.

LEARNING OBJECTIVEConnect energy balance with linked Earth-system tendencies.
LIVE CONTROLTrend +1.8 °C
Ready to test48 %

MODEL LIMIT Educational tendency model; not a professional climate forecast.

TESTClimate systems model
12 / ASTRONOMY

CHANGE YOURSCALE OF THINKING.

Compare planets, orbit periods, atmospheres, and educational scale modes.

LEARNING OBJECTIVEDistinguish relative size from orbital distance.
LIVE CONTROL8 planets
Ready to test48 days/s

MODEL LIMIT Compressed distances and educational sizes are explicitly not to scale.

ROTATESolar system explorer
13 / ORBITAL MECHANICS

FALLING AROUNDA WORLD.

Set an initial velocity and discover stable, elliptical, escape, or collision paths.

LEARNING OBJECTIVEConnect tangential velocity with gravitational acceleration.
LIVE CONTROLPath · elliptical
Ready to testescape

MODEL LIMIT Two-body model omits perturbations, drag, and relativistic effects.

MEASUREOrbital simulator
14 / BUILD

DESIGN IT. TEST IT.IMPROVE IT.

Load a bridge model and inspect safe, moderate, and high-stress members.

LEARNING OBJECTIVEIterate a structure using load paths and evidence.
LIVE CONTROLDeflection 8 mm
Ready to test4.0 mm

MODEL LIMIT Stress visuals are qualitative and not suitable for real engineering decisions.

TESTBridge challenge
15 / LAB LIBRARY

CHOOSE YOURNEXT QUESTION.

Browse physical instruments by subject, difficulty, duration, and learning goal.

LEARNING OBJECTIVEChoose an experiment that matches a precise question.
LIVE CONTROL120+ simulations
Ready to test48 level

MODEL LIMIT Estimated durations vary with exploration mode and learner context.

ROTATESimulation library
16 / THINK LIKE A SCIENTIST

ASK. PREDICT. TEST.MEASURE. EXPLAIN.

Write a hypothesis, control variables, and run three repeatable pendulum trials.

LEARNING OBJECTIVEUse repeated evidence to evaluate a prediction.
LIVE CONTROLσ = 0.03 s
Ready to test48 / 3

MODEL LIMIT Generated results include small simulated measurement variation.

MEASUREScientific method journey
17 / YOUR NOTEBOOK

KEEPTHE EVIDENCE.

Save predictions, observations, measurements, and conclusions on this device.

LEARNING OBJECTIVERecord enough evidence for another learner to follow your reasoning.
LIVE CONTROLLocal storage
Ready to test48 notes

MODEL LIMIT Demo notes remain in this browser unless you export them.

TESTDigital lab notebook
18 / CLASSROOM MODE

TURN EVERY SCREENINTO A LAB.

Compose a guided activity with objectives, variable limits, and misconception prompts.

LEARNING OBJECTIVESequence observation, prediction, testing, and explanation.
LIVE CONTROL24 sample learners
Ready to test48 items

MODEL LIMIT Student data is simulated; standards alignment requires formal review.

ROTATEClassroom planning table
19 / DISCOVERY PATH

SEE WHATYOU’VE EXPLORED.

Rotate a knowledge constellation connecting concepts, skills, and next questions.

LEARNING OBJECTIVEReflect on activity and choose a useful next topic.
LIVE CONTROL7 concepts linked
Ready to test48 %

MODEL LIMIT Progress reflects platform activity—not intelligence or scientific ability.

MEASUREKnowledge constellation
20 / TEST YOUR MODEL

CAN YOU PREDICTWHAT HAPPENS NEXT?

Place a landing marker, run the projectile model, and explain the evidence.

LEARNING OBJECTIVEUse a model to make, test, and revise a prediction.
LIVE CONTROLError 0.8 m
Ready to test48 m

MODEL LIMIT Completion is practice, not formal certification.

TESTPrediction challenge
21 / DISCOVERY HALL

EVERY DISCOVERYSTARTS WITH A QUESTION.

Open the laboratory, change the variables, and learn by watching the world respond.

LEARNING OBJECTIVEChoose the next question you want to test.
LIVE CONTROLJourney complete
Ready to test48 %

MODEL LIMIT Content should receive educational review before public classroom release.

ROTATEDiscovery hall