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Science and maths students can try with their own hands.

Ready-made courses for the ideas that trip students up: electricity, atoms, photosynthesis, light, the human body, algebra and calculus. Every scene is something a student drags, tests and watches respond.

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sample scene · Physics · Why doesn’t the Moon fall down?Fire the cannon faster.
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Falls back to the ground 3,321 km away.
“An orbit is just falling and missing. Throw something fast enough and the Earth curves away beneath it before it lands.”

A sample physics scene: Newton’s cannon. Try it — it’s the real thing, not a video.

Courses

For schools

  • Axiom
    Algebra

    Solving for the unknown — variables, equations, functions, graphs, lines and quadratics.

    13 scenes · Beginner

  • Chlora
    Biology

    How a leaf turns sunlight, air and water into sugar — and the oxygen you breathe.

    13 scenes · Beginner

  • Flux
    Calculus

    The math of change — limits, derivatives, integrals and the theorem that ties them together.

    13 scenes · Beginner

  • Elementa
    Chemistry

    Atoms, electron shells, the periodic table and chemical bonds — built up one particle at a time.

    13 scenes · Beginner

  • Reacta
    Chemistry II

    Why reactions explode or crawl — energy, rates, equilibrium, acids and redox.

    13 scenes · Intermediate

  • Volta
    Electronics

    From a single drifting electron all the way to a tiny computer that counts on its own.

    13 scenes · Beginner

  • Helix
    Genetics

    The code of life — the double helix, replication, gene-to-protein, inheritance and evolution.

    13 scenes · Beginner

  • Pulse
    Human Body

    The machine you live inside — cells, the heart and blood, breathing, digestion and the nervous system.

    13 scenes · Beginner

  • Prism
    Light & Optics

    How we see — rays and shadows, reflection, refraction, lenses, the eye and the rainbow.

    13 scenes · Beginner

  • Cosmos
    Physics

    Gravity, motion and orbits — finally answer why the Moon doesn’t just fall down.

    16 scenes · Beginner

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