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Interactive Physics Lab is a real-time simulation platform designed to make physics intuitive and engaging.
Instead of static formulas, users interact with dynamic systems like projectile motion, electric fields, and thermodynamics.
The project allows users to test their intuition before running simulations.
The goal is to transform physics from abstract theory into a visual and interactive experience.
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