Built by
Pratik Barve
Data Engineer at AIB Ireland, working across Payments and Splunk CoE teams. Holds an M.Sc. in Data Science from South East Technological University, Ireland, and a B.Sc. + M.Sc. in Physics from the University of Mumbai. Amateur astronomer and astrophotographer based in Ireland.
Why PhysicStuff Exists
PhysicStuff started life as a collection of Python and Jupyter notebooks — a personal record of physics concepts explored through code. Fourier transforms, orbital simulations, computational physics exercises — the kind of hands-on experimentation that makes abstract equations feel real.
The problem with notebooks is that you have to run them yourself. PhysicStuff is the answer to that: every simulation from those notebooks has been rebuilt to run entirely in your browser, with interactive sliders, real-time plots, and no setup required.
The goal is simple — make physics intuitive by letting you play with it. Whether you're a student, a curious adult, or a physicist who wants a quick visual check, you should be able to adjust a parameter and immediately see what changes.
Want to explore?
Start with an interactive simulation — no login, no setup.
Browse All Posts →