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Walter Fendt
Publishes HTML5 physics demonstrations with concise explanations and adjustable experiments.
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ScienceInteractive demoLever Principle
Add, move or remove equal weights on a lever and compare the torques on its two sides.
ScienceInteractive demoInterference of Two Circular or Spherical Waves
ScienceInteractive demoAn Example of Time Dilation
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Lever Principle
Add, move or remove equal weights on a lever and compare the torques on its two sides.
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Interference of Two Circular or Spherical Waves
Change source separation and wavelength, then move a measurement point to relate path difference to constructive and destructive interference.
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An Example of Time Dilation
Adjust spacecraft speed and compare ship and stationary clocks in a simplified inertial model; the display omits length contraction. English translation by Taha Mzoughi.
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About Walter Fendt
Publishes HTML5 physics demonstrations with concise explanations and adjustable experiments.
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