I Built a Real-Time Magnetosphere Simulation That Runs in Your Browser
A real-time ring current and magnetosphere simulation running live physics in your browser — solar wind, EMIC waves, radiation belts, and live NOAA/Kyoto data.
Read the article →Applied Science & Human Optimization
Featured
A real-time ring current and magnetosphere simulation running live physics in your browser — solar wind, EMIC waves, radiation belts, and live NOAA/Kyoto data.
Read the article →Osteology, nutrition, and how the human body is put together.
Black holes, orbital mechanics, and simulations you can run yourself.
Eastern philosophy, contemplative practice, and the big questions.
Recent research, big ideas, and the occasional world-eating fungus.
Field notes, journeys, and stories from the road.
Now on Steam
The year is 2175 and the frontier is open. Command your own ship in a living galaxy built on real orbital mechanics — the same physics running in the simulations on this site. Wishlist it on Steam, then create a free account to follow development and fly with the first wave of pilots.
Every wishlist moves the launch algorithm — if the simulations on this site light you up, this is the button that funds more of them.
The sandbox
A real-time Earth weather simulation: live cloud layers, precipitation rates, temperature and wind analysis, barometrics, storm fronts, and the aurora itself — with predictive analytics reaching two weeks out. All riding real physics, right in your browser.
Off screen
The analog side of the operation — real dirt, real stone, real results. Project write-ups will land here on the blog.
The archive runs deep
352 articles across 26 worlds of interest — grab the cloud, give it a spin, pick a door.
Stay in orbit
Anatomy, space, simulations, and the occasional world-eating fungus. No spam, unsubscribe in one click.