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solar system eclipse

A free physics simulation — play it in your browser, no install. Real-time gravitational N-body simulation of the Solar System that predicts solar eclipses — with a 3D WebGL view and an 'enter Earth' surface eclipse experience.

by @PeiJheWu · PeiJheWu/solar-system-eclipse on GitHubLANG HTMLHOSTED ON SOLAR-SYSTEM-ECLIPSE.VERCEL.APPUPDATED 22 Jun 2026

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A real-time gravitational N-body simulation of the Solar System that derives planetary orbits from first-principles physics and uses them to predict solar eclipses — then lets you stand on Earth and watch one happen.

Inspired by the Claude Fable 5 demo "simulates the solar system and predicts a solar eclipse." Single self-contained index.html — no build step.

symplectic velocity-Verlet integrator. Orbital periods, ellipses and perturbations emerge from the physics (energy is conserved to ~10⁻¹⁵ over years of simulated time).

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