VR Physics Lab
About Us
Our Mission
At VR Physics Lab, the goal is to explore how virtual reality can help make complex physics concepts more visual, intuitive, and accessible. This site is part of an undergraduate research project focused on building and documenting immersive simulations that model real-world scientific processes — starting with Climate Lens VR, a simulation about Earth’s energy budget.
While the simulation is still in development, the blog serves as a space to explain the physics behind it, share design decisions, and reflect on how immersive technology can support deeper conceptual understanding. This is a work-in-progress created by a student researcher, and the site will continue to evolve as new features are added to the project.
Join along to learn more about the science, the challenges of development, and the ideas driving the creation of a virtual physics lab.
Disclaimer
Climate Lens and all associated virtual reality simulations featured on this website are part of an academic project created by a university student. While every effort has been made to present scientifically accurate information based on current understanding, educational best practices, and credible sources, this site and its content are not reviewed or endorsed by professional physicists, climate scientists, or educators.
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The simulations and explanations provided here are intended for educational and illustrative purposes only. Users are strongly encouraged to verify information independently, consult primary scientific literature, and seek guidance from qualified experts—especially before relying on this material for teaching, research, or policy-related decisions.
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By using this site, you acknowledge that its content is offered "as is" without warranties or guarantees of accuracy or completeness. The creator assumes no responsibility for any outcomes resulting from the use or interpretation of the materials presented.