brahmanda
A free generative art piece — play it in your browser, no install. I built an interactive little universe sandbox/simulator that blends cosmology, quantum fields, collider style particle events, entropy slow, and audo-reactive geometry in a full screen-browser experience.
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Controls: Epoch: moves the simulation between earlier and later universe states
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An interactive universe simulator for cosmology, quantum fields, collider traces, entropy flow, and audio-reactive geometry.
Brahmanda is a full-screen browser experiment that turns ideas from cosmology, quantum mechanics, particle physics, thermodynamics, and sound into one interactive simulation surface.
It is built as a static app with vanilla JavaScript, Canvas 2D, and the WebAudio API. There is no backend, no install step, and no build process. Open the demo and start exploring.
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