gravitational orb simulator
A free physics simulation — play it in your browser, no install. Play with gravity: drop orbs and watch them orbit, spiral and merge in a browser n-body physics sandbox.
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Controls: Place orbs: click (hold for a stream) · Throw orbs: hold and drag
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A little physics sandbox in your browser: drop glowing orbs into space and watch gravity pull them into orbits, spirals and collisions.
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