This tutorial uses the Conductor Shell simulation to demonstrate Gauss's law in action: probe the field with a test charge and confirm it is zero everywhere inside the shell.
Outside, the field behaves as though all the charge sat at the centre — the shell theorem, made visible.
Probe the field inside and outside a charged conducting shell to test the shell theorem.
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