The Internet's Fake Physics Lab
Eight browser tabs that simulate gravity, sand, glass, and fire with more conviction than they should. None of it is real. All of it behaves like it is.
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Newton's Orchard
Throw a planet, watch gravity do the rest — orbital mechanics run on your mouse clicks.
Garden Anomaly
A glass bubble that ripples and hums when stirred — WebGPU rendering weight you can feel.
Sandboxels
500+ elements that actually react — lava meets water, you get basalt.
Sandspiel
Same falling-sand physics, but hand the beaker to a friend and watch it get messy.
Physically Accurate Black Hole
Real gravitational lensing math, with the deadpan caption "we have a black hole at home."
Firewood Splitting Simulator
No orbits, no chemistry — just an axe, a log, and physics splitting it in two, forever.
WebGL Glass Xylophone
64 glass bars that ring true notes when your cursor sweeps past — physics you can hear.
Eiffel Tower Catapult
Real Paris terrain plus a tower that bends like a slingshot — physically accurate absurdity.
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