Explore Physics with Interactive Simulations
Use interactive models to change quantities, observe outcomes, and connect equations with visible physical behaviour.
What can students simulate?
Mechanics
Explore motion graphs, force diagrams, momentum collisions, projectiles, pendulums, fluid pressure, and simple harmonic motion.
Waves, optics, and thermal Physics
Investigate wave behaviour, Doppler effect, diffraction, lenses, heat transfer, phase change, and thermal expansion.
Electricity and modern Physics
Work with Ohm’s law, circuits, capacitors, electric and magnetic fields, AC, electromagnetic induction, and radioactive decay.
Why use a simulation?
A simulation helps you test “what if” questions safely and repeatedly. It supports conceptual understanding, but it should complement—not replace—careful reading, calculations, real laboratory work, and feedback from a qualified teacher.
Simulated practical activities
PhysicsNaviQ also includes activities based on Ohm’s law, Hooke’s law, pendulum timing, meter bridges, lenses, and diode characteristics.