How does a little lever stop a spinning wheel?
Squeeze a hydraulic brake. See inside the caliper, change piston sizes, and discover how pressure becomes force.
Explore how a force spread over an area acts through connected liquids.
Background on this ideaSqueeze a hydraulic brake. See inside the caliper, change piston sizes, and discover how pressure becomes force.
Interactive explorationRun a virtual wind-tunnel test. Tilt a symmetric airfoil, probe both surfaces, and build the whole lift force from pressure around the wing.
Interactive explorationInspect real urinary anatomy, follow a glucose marker out of blood and back again, and discover three different crossings with a ledger that never loses a marker.
Interactive explorationTurn a real anatomical model in your hands. Reveal its chambers, meet the four valves, then follow the blood moving through both sides of the heart.
Interactive explorationMove through a breath, connect space to airflow, then cross the tiny boundary where oxygen enters the blood.
Interactive explorationLoad a tiny barge and watch its waterline rise along the hull. Then lower a block through a tank to connect water pressure with buoyancy.
Interactive explorationLook through a cold room and follow its refrigerant loop. Count the heat removed and the work added, then try putting both sides in the same room.