Showing posts with label Physic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Physic. Show all posts

Tuesday, 15 December 2009

Solar System 3D Simulator 3

Solar System 3D Simulator is a software application that generates a realistic solar system model and planets in 3 Dimension on the PC using advanced physics formulas. It can display the planets and their orbits, the sun and the moon. The nine planets including planet earth and their detailed physical and chemical information and image pictures is also displayed including solar power, solar energy and solar eclipse details.

The graphical output is in high-resolution 3D full color format and the orbit view can be adjusted and the orbits tilted and rotated to any angle. The speed of the solar system can also be varied. The Solar System model is useful for learning about the physics of the universe, astronomy, science projects and science experiments interactively for both adults and kids. Students of Elementary, Middle and High School can use it for science fair projects ideas, physics help, science news and creating science articles.

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WorldWide Telescope 2.2

WorldWide Telescope is free education software from Microsoft that lets users explore the universe with impressive content from the Hubble Space Telescope, NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope, the Chandra X-Ray Observatory Center, and other famed ground- and space-based telescopes. Colorful nebulae, distant galaxies, black holes, and radiation clouds are all accessible from your desktop with a few clicks.

The WorldWide Telescope interface includes seven tabs for navigating: Explore, Guided Tours, Search, Community, Telescope, View, and Settings. Some of the tabs, such as Explore and Search, include collapsible submenus with further options at the bottom of the interface. The bulk of the screen is devoted to displaying detailed images of objects throughout the universe.

With The WorldWide Telescope you can move around the sky by clicking with your left mouse and dragging the screen. There are multiple mouse and keyboard commands for rotating and tilting the view, and zooming in and out. Right-click on any object to learn more about it. You can save your favorite places in the universe to visit them later under "My Collections," and you can watch guided tours of the universe conducted by experts and users. You can also add text, images, and shapes to enhance your tour, and you can even layer a soundtrack and voice over.

There are a few niggling bugs--zooming with the mouse wheel is inaccurate, canceling the download of a guided tour crashes the program, and the help content is hidden underneath the Explore drop-down menu. However, the software boasts a hoard of amazing telescope imagery to be explored as well as very cool features that let you view, save, and manage that imagery in many different ways. WorldWide Telescope appears to be an invaluable tool for hobbyists, astronomers, students, educators, or anyone curious about the universe.

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Friday, 11 December 2009

Breathing Earth - Real Time CO2 Emissions Simulation

The Breathing Earth is a Flash visualization of world population growth, births, deaths and carbon emissions. A great starting point for discussions with kids about the climate change.

The map simulation visualizes in real time how many people are born, how many people die, and how many tonnes of CO2 are emitted in coutries all over the world. This greenhouse effects simulation was created by David Bleja.

From the website:

We can greatly lessen our impact on climate change by using the planet's resources more responsibly. There are many things we can reduce, and many ways we can reduce them, but three of the major ones are: reduce the amount of animal products you consume (meat, dairy, eggs, leather, etc.), reduce the amount of fuel you use (car, air travel, etc.), and reduce the amount of electricity you use.

Scroll down on the main page of the Breathing Earth website for some good links about what you can do to reduce your carbon footprint.

Website http://www.breathingearth.net/



Wednesday, 9 December 2009

Stellarium Portable 0.10

Stellarium portable adalah aplikasi yang populer sehingga anda dapat mempelajari tentang astronomi. Aplikasi ini memiliki banyak fitur termasuk konstelasi, nama bintang, melihat planet,dan banyak lagi. Selain itu anda benar-benar melihat apa yang ada dengan mata anda sendiri, teropong atau teleskop kecil.

Program ini dapat dijalankan di flash disk karena software ini termasuk software portable. Dan anda dapat melihat planet dan melihat bintang secara detail.

Freeware | File EXE 35.7 MB | Free Download Stellarium Portable 0.10

Cellestia Portable 1.51

Cellestia adalah sebuah program yang dikemas secara portabel. Anda dapat melihat alam semesta dalam 3-D di mana saja. Kelebihan ini sama dengan Celestia 3 dimensi, mampu melihat bumi, melihat lebih dari 100 ribu bintang, perjalanan diluar galaksi dan banyak lagi. Selain itu, program ini tidak meninggalkan informasi pribadi apapun di dalam komputer, sehingga Anda dapat menggunakan program ini kemanapun Anda pergi.

Tidak seperti kebanyakan software planetarium, Celestia tidak membatasi anda di permukaan bumi. Anda dapat melakukan perjalanan di seluruh tata surya, ke lebih dari 100.000 bintang, atau bahkan di luar galaksi. Celestia hadir dengan katalog besar meliputi: bintang, galaksi, planet, bulan, asteroit, komet, dan angkasa.

Freeware | File EXE 22.1 MB | Free Download Cellestia Portable 1.51

Chemix 1.0

Chemix adalah software untuk belajar kimia. Aplikasi ini dirancang untuk menggambar diagram lab dengan menggunakan peralatan laboratorium yang umum, terutama dalam percobaan kimia dan fisika. Aplikasi ini berupa freeware animasi flash sederhana yang dapat anda downloadnya dengan gratis.

Aplikasi ini juga sesuai untuk presentasi singkat dan media pembelajaran bagi murid. Untuk mengetahui lebih jauh tentang aplikasi ini anda bisa mengunjungi Situs Resmi Chemix atau juga mengakses Tutorial Aplikasi Chemix.

Freeware | File ZIP 553 Kb | Free Download Chemix 1.0

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