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By Geeks out of the Box Posted on July 4, 2020

Test Tube Games

Simon has had hours of fun with Test Tube Games, a science games portal featuring interactive explanations and dynamic puzzles on Chemistry and Physics. He has created two simulations based … Continue reading Test Tube Games

Categories: chemistry, Coding, Electricity, JavaScript, Notes on everyday life, Simon makes gamez, Simon's Own CodeTags: astronaut, Bond Breaker, chemical bonds, chemistry, electromagnetism, force, free fall, gravity, homeschooling, p5.js, Physics, physics simulation, self-directed learning, Shocktopus, simulation, Testtubegames.com, Why Do Astronauts Float?

By Geeks out of the Box Posted on April 11, 2017

Gravitational Attraction (World Generator in Java). Simon’s new own code!

Simon has come up with a new code of his own! It’s about gravitational attraction (particles attracted to targets or moons attracted to planets) and partially based upon the Box2D library … Continue reading Gravitational Attraction (World Generator in Java). Simon’s new own code!

Categories: Coding, Java, Murderous Maths, Physics, Simon makes gamez, Simon's Own CodeTags: 7 year old programmer, Box2D, force, gravitational attraction, gravitational constant, Java, law of universal gravitation, moons, Newton, particles, planets, Processing, targets

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