⚡ Inertia, Momentum & Force Simulator

Apply forces to objects and observe Newton's Laws in action

Total Momentum
0.00
kg·m/s
Kinetic Energy
0.00
Joules (J)
Objects
1
in scene

🎯 Select Object

⚖️ Object Properties

Mass (m) 5 kg

💪 Apply Force

Force (F) 50 N
Direction

🎮 Controls

📚 Physics Concepts

F = ma (Force = Mass × Acceleration)
p = mv (Momentum = Mass × Velocity)
KE = ½mv² (Kinetic Energy = ½ × Mass × Velocity²)
⚡ Inertia An object's resistance to changes in motion. Heavier objects (greater mass) have more inertia and are harder to accelerate or stop.
🎯 Momentum The quantity of motion an object has (mass × velocity). Heavier and faster objects have more momentum and are harder to stop.
💪 Force A push or pull that causes acceleration. The same force produces less acceleration on heavier objects (F = ma).
🔄 Newton's First Law Objects in motion stay in motion unless acted upon by a force. Notice how objects keep moving until friction stops them.
⚖️ Newton's Second Law F = ma. Apply the same force to different masses and observe how lighter objects accelerate faster.
💥 Collisions When objects collide, momentum is conserved. Watch how heavier objects push lighter ones more easily.