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🧲 Plasma Physics

Ionized gases, magnetic confinement and the physics behind auroras and fusion reactors.

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AI Plasma Shape Control (Tokamak)NewA PD feedback controller drives poloidal-field coil currents to hold a tokamak plasma's… Laser Fusion Ignition: Inertial ConfinementNewFire a laser-driven inertial confinement fusion shot: tune beam energy, symmetry, capsule… Thomas-Fermi Screening in a MetalNewWatch a charged impurity dropped into a degenerate electron gas gather a screening cloud… Stellar Plasma Siphon (Ultra)NewExplore the dynamics of stellar plasmas in this simulation. Manipulate magnetic fields to… Tokamak Fusion ReactorNewInteractive tokamak fusion reactor: watch magnetically confined deuterium-tritium plasma… Larmor Orbits: Charged Particles in a Magnetic FieldNewIons and electrons gyrate around magnetic field lines. Tune field strength, plasma… Alfvén Wave Propagation — Frozen-In Magnetized PlasmaNewPluck a magnetized plasma flux-rope and watch a transverse Alfvén wave travel along the… Fusion Energy Insight LabNewRun a live 3D tokamak model — tune magnetic field, plasma density and auxiliary heating,… Fusion Power: The Promise of Clean EnergyNewToggle between a magnetic-confinement tokamak and a laser-driven inertial-confinement fuel… Plasma Dynamics SimulationNewThis simulation demonstrates the behavior of plasma – an ionized gas – exploring phenomena… Plasma Confinement SimulationNewThis simulation demonstrates the fundamental principles of plasma physics, including… Plasma Ball – Principles of Plasma PhysicsNewThis simulation demonstrates the principles of plasma physics, showcasing how charged…
Plasma Ball – Controlled Plasma ConfinementNewThis simulation demonstrates the behavior of plasma within a confined space. It allows users… Plasma Ball DynamicsNewThis simulation visualizes plasma behavior within a spherical container. It demonstrates… 3D Plasma BallNewThis simulation visually represents plasma behavior within a spherical container. It… Interactive 3D Plasma SphereNewThis simulation showcases the dynamics of plasma within a spherical globe. It allows users… Plasma Lightning OrbNewObserve the formation and dynamics of a plasma lightning orb in this interactive simulation.… Solar Flare Plasma Dynamics SimulationNewExplore the physics of a solar flare's eruption through adjustable turbulence, flare… Plasma Physics SimulationNewThis simulation demonstrates the principles of plasma physics, showcasing how ionized gases… Sinusoidal Plasma InterferenceNewThis simulation allows you to explore the properties of plasma – a state of matter… Plasma OrbNewThis simulation explores the properties of plasma, a state of matter characterized by… Plasma Density: Particle Interaction SimulationNewManipulate plasma forces to observe particle behavior. The 'Density' slider now… Plasma BallNewThis simulation visualizes the behavior of plasma within a confined space. It demonstrates… Ion Forest | Three.jsNewThis simulation models the behavior of ions within a plasma environment, specifically… Plasma Bloom | Three.jsNewThis simulation demonstrates the formation of plasma blooms in astrophysical environments,… Plasma Filaments — Three.js SimulationNewThis simulation models the formation of plasma filaments—dense structures observed in space… Magnetic Confinement Fusion: TokamakNewTune a tokamak's toroidal and poloidal magnetic fields, watch the safety factor q, and see… Aurora Borealis: Solar Wind & Magnetosphere InteractionNewA physically-grounded 3D aurora simulator: solar-wind particles funnel along Earth's dipole… Solar Wind & MagnetosphereNewSimulate the solar wind slamming into Earth's magnetic field: bow shock formation,…
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Plasma Physics

Ionized gases, magnetic confinement and the physics behind auroras and fusion reactors.

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need to install anything to run Plasma Physics simulations?

No. Everything runs entirely in your browser — no downloads, plugins or accounts. Works in Chrome, Firefox, Edge and Safari; most simulations also work on mobile.

Can I use these simulations for teaching?

Yes — all content is free for educational use under CC BY 4.0. Link to any simulation directly or embed it in your LMS with an iframe; no API key required.

Are the models scientifically accurate?

They use the same mathematical formulations as professional software, integrated numerically in real time. Each simulation lists its algorithms, and many link to an article explaining the mathematics.

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