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<h2>Core Simulations</h2>
<span class="count">18</span>
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<p>Explore crystal structure across five screens: the five 2D Bravais lattices, the cubic unit cells and their packing factors, hexagonal against cubic close packing, Miller indices for planes and directions, and finally aperiodic order — Penrose tilings and the hat monotile, whose diffraction patterns are as sharp as a crystal's with a symmetry no crystal can have.</p>
<p>Explore crystal structure across five screens: the five 2D Bravais lattices, cubic unit cells and packing factors, hexagonal vs cubic close packing, Miller indices, and aperiodic order — Penrose tilings and the hat monotile, with diffraction as sharp as a crystal's but a symmetry no crystal can have.</p>
<div class="tags"><span class="tag">crystallography</span><span class="tag">Bravais lattices</span><span class="tag">unit cells</span></div>
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<h3>Fluid Dynamics</h3>
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<p>Explore fluid flow concepts — Intro and Lab screens for interactive fluid dynamics.</p>
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<a class="card" href="https://openphysics.github.io/LightPropagation/" style="--hue: 220;">
<div class="thumb"><img src="assets/LightPropagation.webp" alt="Light Propagation simulation screenshot" loading="lazy" decoding="async" width="1154" height="753"><span class="badge">LP</span></div>
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<h3>Plate Tectonics</h3>
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<p>Interactive map of the Earth's tectonic plates drawn entirely from real data — PB2002 plate boundaries, USGS earthquakes, Holocene volcanoes and NOAA relief — plus cross-sections through a subduction zone, a spreading ridge and a transform fault, and a reconstruction clock running 50 Myr either side of the present.</p>
<p>Interactive map of the Earth's tectonic plates drawn entirely from real data — PB2002 plate boundaries, USGS earthquakes, Holocene volcanoes and NOAA relief — plus cross-sections through a subduction zone, a spreading ridge and a transform fault, and a reconstruction clock running 50 Myr either side of the present. Two further screens port the tabs of PhET's Java simulation: crustal isostasy, and the evolution of a convergent or divergent plate boundary.</p>
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<p>32 live simulations &middot; Built with <a href="https://scenerystack.org/">SceneryStack</a> &middot; GNU Affero GPL v3 &middot;
<p>33 live simulations &middot; Built with <a href="https://scenerystack.org/">SceneryStack</a> &middot; GNU Affero GPL v3 &middot;
<a href="https://github.com/OpenPhysics/Baton">OpenPhysics/Baton</a></p>
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