Interactive 3D Water Molecule Lesson
alex_verem · x · 2026-07-11
Lionel Mora is working on a project he calls "childhood-friendly AI," with the first release being an **interactive 3D lesson on the states of water**. Children can drag a temperature slider to see water molecules rearrange in real time, turning water into ice, melting it, or boiling it themselves. After passing a short quiz, they can unlock two hidden states rarely seen in standard classrooms. The author emphasizes that the design focuses on turning "static textbook images" into operable, observable processes, allowing even a seven-year-old to truly understand state changes.
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