What we publish
Labmora publishes interactive physics models, scale-reading guides and teaching activities. We connect explanations to working simulations and state the assumptions behind equations and visualisations.
Sources and accuracy
We use established textbooks, manufacturer documentation and curriculum specifications where relevant. Sources are linked in articles and in experiment model panels. Automated checks can verify arithmetic and selected model behaviours; they are not a substitute for independent scientific or classroom review.
We do not claim exam-board approval, measured learning gains or expert review unless there is evidence for that specific claim. Dates identify when an article was published or substantively revised.
Corrections
If you find an error, contact us with the page, the setting or passage involved, and the result you expected. We assess the report against the stated model and supporting sources. Material corrections should be described with the revised content.
Images and model limits
Library illustrations help identify apparatus. Some are illustrative renders; others are captured from the models. Visual realism alone does not establish scientific accuracy. The model notes explain what an experiment includes and omits.
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