Space Simulation

Explore the universe through a collection of interactive space simulations designed to make complex astronomy concepts easier to understand.

Experiment with stellar evolution, observe Mercury’s unusual orbital precession, and follow the International Space Station as it travels around Earth. Each simulation lets you interact with important variables and visualize how real astronomical systems behave.

Simulations Included

⭐ Stellar Evolution
Explore the life cycle of a star over millions of years. Change its initial mass and observe how that affects its evolution and eventual fate.

🪐 Mercury Perihelion Precession
Visualize Mercury’s unusual orbital precession — one of the observations that helped confirm Einstein’s theory of General Relativity.

🛰️ ISS Orbit
Track the International Space Station as it orbits Earth. Observe its position and experiment with simulation speed to visualize its movement over longer periods of time.

The project combines interactive visualization with astronomy and physics, allowing players to learn by experimenting rather than simply reading about these concepts.

Features

• Interactive astronomy simulations
• Adjustable simulation parameters
• Real-time visual feedback
• Educational explanations of each concept
• Easy-to-use interface
• Explore orbital mechanics, stellar evolution, and space science

Designed for students, educators, and anyone curious about how our universe works.