QUESTION LAB · GAME MODE
Welcome to the Lab
Your goal is to master physics by answering questions to build energy and fuse new elements.
Correct answers build Core Stability; wrong answers reduce it. If it reaches zero, answer five recovery questions. Time away never locks the Lab — refresh fading knowledge through Core Maintenance when you return.
Current element Hydrogen
Correct answers 0 / 763in your course (1196 in the full bank)
Course mastery 0%
Core Stability10/10 · Stable
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The Journey
Tap or hover an element to see how many correct answers it needs.
Next: 10 more correct answers to fuse into Helium.
Topics — fuel your fusion
Paper 1
Paper 1
Core Physics — energy, electricity, particles, atoms
Energy & Work
Energy stores, transfers, GPE, KE, work done.
Electricity — Circuits
Series/parallel, V=IR, power, I–V characteristics.
Static Electricity & Fields
Charging by friction, electric fields, forces.
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Mains & National Grid
AC vs DC, transformers, frequency, voltage.
Particle Model & Gas Pressure
Particle motion, pressure, volume relationships.
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States of Matter & Thermal
Specific & latent heat, internal energy.
Density
Mass, volume and the density equation.
Radioactivity
Decay, half-life, contamination, fission & fusion.
Paper 2
Paper 2
Applied Physics — forces, waves, electromagnetism, space
Forces & Motion
Moments, momentum, velocity-time graphs, stopping distance.
Waves
Transverse & longitudinal waves, wave speed, reflection, refraction.
Optics & EM Spectrum
Lenses, ray diagrams, colour, and the electromagnetic spectrum.
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Magnetism
Permanent & induced magnets, magnetic fields, compasses and poles.
Electromagnetism
Solenoids, the motor effect, generators and transformers.
Astrophysics
Solar system, life cycle of stars, red shift, the Big Bang.
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Working Scientifically
Practical skills examined across every topic
Working Scientifically
Practical skills: errors, uncertainty, variables, graphs.
A topic counts as fused when every question is correct on your most recent attempt. Restart a topic any time to refine your answers.