Physics 102 Virtual Laboratories
Experience Science Like Never Before
Our virtual laboratories provide students with immersive, hands-on science experiences without the limitations of physical lab spaces. Access cutting-edge experiments and simulations 24/7 from any device.
Each virtual lab is designed by experienced educators and scientists to align with curriculum standards while providing interactive learning opportunities that engage students in authentic scientific inquiry.
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Physics Laboratories
Dynamics of Motion on an Inclined Plane
Study acceleration and forces on objects moving along inclined planes.
30-45 minutesMeasurement Uncertainty and Error Evaluation
Learn techniques for quantifying and analyzing measurement uncertainties.
30-45 minutesExperimental Demonstration of Newton’s First Law
Demonstrate inertia and the concept of objects at rest staying at rest.
30-45 minutesForce–Mass–Acceleration Relationship Study
Investigate the relationship between force, mass, and acceleration.
30-45 minutesInvestigation of Action–Reaction Forces
Explore action-reaction force pairs and their applications.
30-45 minutesAnalysis of Two‑Dimensional Projectile Motion
Analyze the trajectory of objects launched at angles under gravity.
30-45 minutesElastic Potential Energy in Deformed Systems
Study energy storage in springs and elastic materials.
30-45 minutesQuantitative Study of Kinetic Energy
Investigate the energy of motion and its relationship to mass and velocity.
30-45 minutesGravitational Potential Energy and Height
Explore potential energy due to height in a gravitational field.
30-45 minutesImpulse–Momentum Theorem Investigation
Examine the relationship between force, time, and change in momentum.
30-45 minutesMomentum Conservation in Collisions
Study conservation of momentum in elastic and inelastic collisions.
30-45 minutesCentripetal Acceleration Using a Rotational Apparatus
Measure centripetal force and relate it to mass, radius, and angular velocity.
30-45 minutesCentripetal Motion Investigated with a Pendulum
Use pendulum motion to study centripetal forces and circular motion principles.
30-45 minutesPrinciples of Rotational Dynamics
Investigate torque, rotational inertia, and angular acceleration.
30-45 minutesAngular Momentum Conservation in Rotating Systems
Demonstrate how rotational systems conserve angular momentum.
30-45 minutesMathematical Modeling of Simple Harmonic Motion
Develop and analyze mathematical equations describing oscillatory motion.
30-45 minutesKinematic and Dynamic Analysis of Harmonic Motion
Study position, velocity, acceleration, and forces in oscillating systems.
30-45 minutesPeriod Dependence in Pendulum Motion
Investigate factors affecting the period of a simple pendulum.
30-45 minutesDynamics of a Physical Pendulum
Analyze the motion of extended objects swinging as pendulums.
30-45 minutesDetermination of the Center of Mass
Locate and analyze the center of mass for various objects and systems.
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Interactive Learning
Students engage with realistic lab equipment and procedures
Real-time Data
Collect and analyze data just like in a physical laboratory
Unlimited Flexibility
Change variables to replicate scenarios that are impossible in a physical lab