A LITTLE ROOM FOR BIG DISCOVERIES

Take your curiosity for a spin.

Build, move, and experiment. A little science room for curious minds.

No installation. Start experimenting in your browser.

CHOOSE YOUR EXPERIMENT

What will you discover today?

08 / ASTRONOMY● Play now

ONE MOON, MANY FACES

Sun, Earth & Moon Phases Lab

Move the Moon in 3D. Compare the view from space with lunar phases seen from Earth.

3DLunar phases
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07 / CRYPTOGRAPHY● Play now

INSIDE THE ENIGMA

Enigma Cipher Machine Lab

Turn the 3D rotors and trace the electrical path of a secret message.

3DEnigma I
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06 / EARTH● Play now

A little tilt changes everything.

Earth’s Tilt & Seasons Lab

Explore Earth’s tilt and sunlight in 3D.
Follow the seasons through four illustrated landscapes.

3D EarthSunlightFour seasons
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05 / ENERGY● Play now

How is electricity made?

Electricity Generation Lab

Explore thermal, wind, hydro, and nuclear power.
Watch steam and turbines work in animated diagrams.

Four power sourcesSteam and rotationSupply and demand
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04 / GEOMETRY● Play now

Move a vertex. Watch the equation change.

Triangles & Angles Lab

Move vertices and discover how to find angles.
Add and subtract angles in overlapping set squares.

AnglesLive equationsTwo triangles
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03 / PHYSICS● Play now

What happens when waves overlap?

Waves & Interference Lab

When waves meet, do they grow or cancel?
Overlap waves and discover how they behave.

Wave propagationInterference
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02 / PHYSICS● Play now

Why do planets orbit?

Gravity & Orbit Lab

What if you change a star's mass or launch speed?
Explore gravity and the fascinating shapes of orbits.

GravityOrbits
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01 / CHEMISTRY● Play now

Connect atoms. Discover a world.

Molecular Structure Lab

Connect atoms and discover molecules.
Explore 22 molecules with photos and 3D models.

Explore in 3DMolecule collectionChallenges
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Try something before finding the answer.

Whether it works or not, every experiment starts a new question.

LET’S EXPLORE.