Media library - 3D scenes - US Mozaik Digital Learning

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This animation demonstrates the type of engine most commonly used in cars.

The Moon is the Earth's only natural satellite

What happens in a liquid during evaporation and boiling? What does its boiling point depend on?

Some principles of physics can be demonstrated through the functioning of bicycles.

Space probes and Mars rovers examine the structure of Mars and possible traces of life.

This animation shows the electron configuration of the calcium atom.

A phase transition is the change of a substance from one state of matter to another.

This animation demonstrates the structure of nitrogen molecules, with one sigma and two pi bonds holding the atoms together.

This animation demonstrates Sir Isaac Newton's three laws of motion that laid the foundation for classical mechanics.

When the Sun, Earth, and the Moon are arranged in a straight line, the Moon can partially or completely obscure the Sun.

A demonstration of nearby planets, stars and galaxies.

This animation explains transparency and opacity, the principle of radiography, and the light-absorbing properties of materials.

This animation introduces the studies of astronomers and physicists whose works fundamentally changed our view of the universe.

One of the most modern means of transport is the Maglev, capable of travelling at speeds of over 400 km/h.

The steam engine, perfected by the Scottish engineer James Watt, revolutionised technology.

Major phases in the history of theories and views about the structure of the atom.

The three important laws describing planetary motion were formulated by Johannes Kepler.

Evaporating surface water forms clouds of various shapes from which water falls back to the surface as precipitation.

Matter is made up by quarks and leptons, while interactions are carried by bosons.

The formation of the Sun and the planets started with the contraction of a dust cloud about 4.5 billion years ago.