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Imagine learning physics like this... A static textbook page turned into an interactive 3D world Tap a bike or a balloon and see where the energy goes! Built with claude opus 5.5 & three.js Try it here rn: Credit to the creator in the reply
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Made by @techartist_ Go follow for more interactive 3D experiments like this The F1 car you can flip on his profile is wild too

Not just physics This could change the learning system

Tapping the balloon to see where energy goes would've saved my physics grade

Do you work in etoro?

Yes!

learning science, mathematics, and engineering will be more interactive in the coming years with the current state of ai

woahhh

@iamtechartist making textbooks obsolete in one demo

this is so good, interactive stuff makes learning actual physics way easier. three.js was a great choice for this

Looks so clean, love it

Sir I was finding this earlier and you drop this thanks a lot

Physics finally got a debugger. You tap the bike, follow the energy, and see exactly where your intuition was leaking. Textbooks gave us the equation; this gives us the stack trace.

Amazing vid fr

tap the balloon, see where the energy goes. thats a 40 slide deck replaced

This makes physics genuinely fun again.

Turning a textbook page into something you can actually touch

every physics teacher has tried to explain this with a whiteboard, thirty seconds of tapping a bike does more

a tappable balloon beats a static diagram, physics class would have been way less sleepy

Flippable F1 demo proving ceiling driving physics is brilliant

the tap a balloon and see the energy flow part is what makes this work static diagrams never let you poke the system would this style work for chemistry too?

I wish I had tools like this when I was studying physics.
