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Bartosz Ciechanowski
Deeply illustrated, interactive explainers on how things work -- gears, GPS, cameras, the internal combustion engine and…
MinuteLabs
Playful interactive science labs from the MinutePhysics team, letting you poke at gas particles, chaotic pendulums, and…
PhET: Free online physics, chemistry, biology, earth science and math simulation…
A University of Colorado project offering free interactive simulations for learning physics, chemistry, biology, and mat…
Sandspiel
A falling-sand cellular automata sandbox where elements like sand, water, fire, and plants interact, with creations shar…
Science and Math News | Quanta Magazine
An editorially independent publication covering developments in physics, mathematics, biology, and computer science with…
The Feynman Lectures on Physics
Caltech's free online edition of Richard Feynman's legendary three-volume physics lectures, regarded as some of the best…
The Scale of the Universe 2
An interactive slider that lets you zoom across the sizes of objects from subatomic particles to the entire observable u…
2D Coulomb Gas Simulator
A WebGPU simulator of a two-dimensional Coulomb gas, where charged particles repel one another and settle into patterns…
2D PID Controller Simulation
Click to fly a physically simulated ball with thrusters steered by a PID controller, and tune the gains and wind to see…
2D Rigid Body Collision Resolution
An interactive blog series on how games make objects bump and bounce, with live demos you can drag and throw as you lear…
A (W)hole lot of Colors
A color matching puzzle where you match blocks and shape a fitting hole so every shape drops through to the right place.
Academo
A free collection of interactive educational demos spanning physics, math, and engineering, from Fourier synthesis to gr…
All About Earth's Gravity
A Physics Forums Insights article explaining Earth's surface gravity of about 9.8 meters per second squared and how the…
All of Physics in 9 Lines
A bold one-page table that condenses all known physics, from relativity to quantum theory, into nine short lines, part o…
Antimatter
A blog on the universe and its puzzles, with pieces on physics and astronomy plus occasional writing on science and soci…
Anything Will Lase If You Hit It Hard Enough
A pedantic guide to the physics of lasers, featuring gin, Jell-O, and peacocks, explaining how almost any material can b…
Are You Roady?
A browser racing game where you are the track itself: bend, lift and twist the road in real time to launch cars into stu…
arXiv vs. snarXiv
A quiz game that shows a paper title and asks whether it is a real arXiv physics paper or gibberish from the snarXiv ran…
arXiv.org e-Print archive
Open-access repository of millions of scholarly preprints in physics, mathematics, computer science, and related fields.
Ask a Mathematician / Ask a Physicist
A long-running Q&A site where working mathematicians and physicists answer reader questions on math and physics in clear…
Ask Ethan #18: Why Aren't We a Black Hole?
Astrophysicist Ethan Siegel explains why the early universe did not collapse into a black hole at the moment of the Big…
Atomic Rockets
A sprawling reference on realistic spaceship design for science fiction writers, covering orbital mechanics, nuclear pro…
Av8n
A site hosting an online aviation physics textbook along with technical essays that explain how and why airplanes fly, w…
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Azimuth
John Baez's long-running blog on mathematics, physics, and sustainability, with readable deep dives into entropy, catego…
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