MySimulator.uk is built and maintained by a small team. Here's who does what, and how the content on this site actually gets made.
A small team of developers who design and build the site's 690+ interactive WebGL/Three.js simulations and write the accompanying explanatory articles. Article drafts are produced with AI assistance and then edited by the team for accuracy, clarity and tone — see our editorial policy for the full process.
Responsible for checking that formulas, physical constants and scientific claims in each article match standard references (textbooks, NIST, Wikipedia, peer-reviewed sources) before publishing or updating a page. Spot an error? See below.
MySimulator is a side project, not a large newsroom — we're upfront about that. Simulations are hand-coded; the explanatory text that accompanies them is drafted with AI assistance and then reviewed by a human before it goes live. We'd rather be transparent about this process than pretend otherwise. Full details are in our editorial policy.
If a simulation behaves incorrectly, or an article states a wrong formula, constant or fact, please tell us. We read every message and correct confirmed errors as quickly as we can.
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