The Black Hole - Game - Circular Bit
WEBThe Black Hole is a game or simple universe or galaxy simulation of a black hole, stars, planets and moons applying gravitational force on each other in the space. Made using HTML5 Canvas 2D.
Black Hole - GitHub Pages
WEBA real time ray-traced simulation of a Schwarzschild black hole. Needs a decent GPU and a recent variant of Chrome or Firefox to run smoothly.
Supermassive by Kevin Hill - Itch.io
WEBA tranquil black hole simulator. Use power-ups to pull drifting planets towards you and keep your black hole alive. Controls. Mouse controls - aiming and left-clicking. Credits. Developed & designed by: Kevin Hill. Music by: Phat Phrog Studios
Gravity and Orbits - PhET Interactive Simulations
WEBExplore the effects of gravity and orbits through interactive simulations on PhET.
Interactive Black Hole Simulation - spacetimetravel.org
WEBApr 1, 2006 — Imagine there was a black hole between you and the distant celestial bodies - what would you see? How to do it: Choose the size of the black hole (below the image). By clicking with the mouse you can place the black hole in front of the background image.
Black Hole(Time Dilation, General Relativity) - CK-12 Foundation
WEBWatch a clock slow down in the strong gravitational field near the event horizon of a massive black hole.
Black Hole Simulator on Steam
WEBBlack holes are the most representative existence in this magnificent world. Game features: 1. Simulate the appearance of the black hole as accurately as possible. 2. You can adjust the parameters to change the appearance of the black hole. 3. You can also add a star to observe the interaction between the black hole and the star. 4.
Particle Sandbox - Gravity Simulator
WEBGrand-scale Newtonian physics gravity simulator.
ESA ACT blackhole visualization - European Space Agency
WEBWhat is this? In these images we simulate the view of an observer looking at distant light sources while in the presence of a black hole. The trajectory of a light ray passing by any distribution of mass will be deflected, an effect referred to as gravitational lensing.
New NASA Black Hole Visualization Takes Viewers Beyond the Brink
WEBMay 6, 2024 — Ever wonder what happens when you fall into a black hole? Now, thanks to a new, immersive visualization produced on a NASA supercomputer, viewers can plunge into the event horizon, a black hole’s point of no return.
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