Doppler Effect
Move a sound source and an observer, change the speed of sound and the wind, and watch the observed frequency shift — all the way to a supersonic Mach cone.
ExScim brings science to life through interactive simulations, helping learners of all ages explore, experiment and build a deeper understanding of the world around us.
Move a sound source and an observer, change the speed of sound and the wind, and watch the observed frequency shift — all the way to a supersonic Mach cone.
Send a sound or electromagnetic wave into a slab of water, glass, concrete, metal or lead and see how much is reflected, absorbed and transmitted.
Build reciprocal lattices, explore 3D Brillouin zones and simulate X-ray diffraction with Bragg’s law, structure factors, band structures and peak fitting.
Every simulation is a small laboratory. Move a slider, drag an object, switch a material — and watch the science respond instantly.
Open a simulation in your browser. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.
Change speeds, frequencies and materials. Ask “what if?” and test it.
Connect what you see to the equations behind it, with live graphs and formulas.
Science for everyone
ExScim is a platform dedicated to interactive science simulations. Our mission is to make science more engaging, visual and accessible for learners of all ages, backgrounds and languages.
Read our story“Science is not just a collection of facts, it’s a way of thinking, exploring and asking better questions.”
— Seyed Hamzeh Hosseini
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