A universe that runs in your browser
Luna
01 / ORIGIN
A small gravity experiment that kept growing.
I wanted to play with a physics sandbox, so I built the parts I cared about initially: gravity, orbits, bodies moving under real physics (hard constraint). Shipping that early version helped me overcome my fear of releasing work that I consider not "ready" yet.
I shared it on reddit and tildes and thousands of people started using it, schools picked it up internationally, and it grew into a free educational platform used by up to 50,000 people a month.
The simulator running the solar system at 3 days/sec
Learning while playing.
The thing that I enjoy most about Luna is the balance between education and people just playing around. Luna is browser-based N-body physics, Rayleigh-scattered atmospheres, confirmed exoplanet systems, and procedural worlds, built on real scientific data and running on anything down to a phone. People have been playing with Luna, suggesting features, and learning with it. It's probably one of the most fun things I have built
MEDIA / 02GALACTIC MAP
MEDIA / 03KEPLER—16 BINARYNever finished.
Luna is a constant work in progress. There's a few more modes ready that are not public yet (message me for access) - However, due to time constraints, these features might take a while to release.
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