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Explore the gravity of planets, moons, asteroids, comets and exoplanets in 3D. Choose from various scenarios or create your own with custom settings and physics.
- New Scenarios
OGLE-2019-BLG-1470L A - System With 1 Exoplanet ....
- Create New Simulation
Create new star or solar systems from scratch, collide...
- Saved Scenarios
Home. Changelog. Credits
- Misc
3D gravity simulations of beautiful n-body choreograpies,...
- Solar System
3D gravity simulations of the solar system and its planets,...
- Spaceflight
3D gravity simulations of spacecraft and their trajectories...
- Starship
Take control of the Starship spacecraft and visit whichever...
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Particle Sandbox - Gravity Simulator. Grand-scale Newtonian physics gravity simulator.
Gravity Sandbox. Gravity Sandbox is a fun toy/game where you can play with Newtonian Gravity. Place heavy objects in patterns and see interesting results. Controls. On the left side, there are 5 buttons for Play/Pause, Place Mode, Pan Mode, Selection Mode, Clear All, and Load Presets.
Gravity and Orbits is a fun and educational simulation that lets you explore how gravity and orbital motion affect the sun, earth, moon and other planets. You can change the mass, speed, distance and angle of the objects and see how they react in real time. You can also compare different scenarios and learn from the feedback and graphs. Try it now and discover the wonders of gravity and ...
What is gravity and how does it affect our lives? Explore the fascinating phenomenon of gravity with the NSTMF Gravity, an interactive online tool that lets you experiment with different scenarios and learn from the insights of National Medal of Science and Technology laureates. Discover how gravity shapes the universe, the earth, and even your own body.
Gravity Simulator. Play Gravity Simulator. Physics Lessons. Using the Sim. Sharing Creations. Advanced Tips. How the Sim Works. Fling Planets and Explore Physics. A 2D sandbox on a galactic scale. Downloadable for PC & Mac. On a Chromebook? Click here. Crunch through real (and pretend) Physics.