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Students enjoy learning through a game, while simulation helps solidify their knowledge.
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The little game 'Photon Jump' helped students better understand how light knocks electrons out of metal. It turned out that after the game, even a serious simulation seemed useful. Perhaps future engineers will learn quantum physics by saving the world in video games.
🎯 Albert Einstein won the Nobel Prize precisely for explaining the photoelectric effect, not for the theory of relativity.