Do a Physics Simulation Science Project

The video tutorial explains how simulations are used in science and engineering to predict the behavior of physical systems. It demonstrates using a physics simulator, Tinkercad Simulab, to simulate a marble run, highlighting the process of making adjustments to achieve desired outcomes. The tutorial also discusses the limitations of simulations, such as the difficulty in replicating real-world details like friction and object flexibility. It emphasizes the importance of comparing simulation results with physical experiments for accurate predictions.

What are some examples of moving parts that scientists and engineers might simulate?

How can computer simulations assist in predicting the behavior of physical systems?

What changes can be made in a simulation to observe their effects on a physical system?

What are some limitations of using simulations compared to real-world experiments?

In what ways can simulations be beneficial for engineering projects?