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True Earth
Interactive visualizations of physics and earth science concepts.
Interactive visualizations of physics and earth science concepts.
Iceberg dead ahead, Jack & Rose are out of time. Strap on enough helium balloons to lift the Titanic clean over the berg, then pop them to splash down on the other side. Drop her too hard and she snaps in two.
Earth spins. Pendulum precesses. Foucault was just built different.
You can outrun the cops. You can outrun the cartel. You cannot outrun the Coriolis effect. It's not about the destination — it's about family.
Sharks. Tornados. Coriolis. Above-ground pool spinning on a turntable — filled, the shark cruises straight across; drained, physics curves the kill shot. Nobody is safe.
Spinning disc, real drag. Pellet, cannonball, plane, blimp. Air or water. Watch coupling fall out of ½ρCdA|v|v.
Two cars collide and the gas just… vibes its way to the other tank. Insurance is so cooked.
Car off cliff. Gravity stays undefeated. No new rules incoming.
Hands go brrr. Heat goes up. Mr. Miyagi was lowkey a thermodynamics king.
One car. A pile of pins. Zero survivors. Pure strike energy.
Light bends through the atmosphere. The ship is past the horizon AND visible. The Earth is gaslighting you.
Gun. Tree. Barrel touching bark. The reference frame changes. The bang doesn't.
Car meets tree. Tree wins. Switch reference frames — still tree's world, we just live in it.
Two lovers locking eyes across a bending Earth. Dial the perfect tilt and a heart appears. Love is just geometry, fr.
Train inside a train. Both at 0.6c. Newton says 1.2c. Einstein says nice try — it's 0.88c. Watch the ghost.
Train. Photon. Two well-done ribeyes hit the dirt. Einstein said the universe owes you a c.