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A free data visualization — play it in your browser, no install. An n-body gravity field of 30 DummyJSON products: price sets mass, rating sets glow, stock sets particles.

by @parthchandak02 · parthchandak02/orbit on GitHubLANG HTMLHOSTED ON ORBIT.PARTHCHANDAK.INFOUPDATED 23 Oct 2026

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A store catalogue as a gravity field.

Thirty products from the DummyJSON catalogue pull on each other, and the expensive ones pull hardest.

Live capture, 22 October 2026. Product data from DummyJSON, a public mock-store API.

Each sphere is a product from the DummyJSON products endpoint, a free mock-store API. Every product attracts every other one with Newtonian gravity (an O(n²) n-body step each frame), so the catalogue drifts into a slowly churning cluster where the heaviest, priciest items sit like planets among the cheap ones. It is a single HTML file with no libraries.

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