Eight Sites You Explore by Scrolling
Eight interactive sites that live in your scroll wheel — out to a black hole, in to a transistor, and every scale in between.
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Universe Atlas
One continuous zoom from inside a proton to the cosmic web, 43 orders of magnitude in a single scroll. This is the whole theme in one site.
Physically Accurate Black Hole
Zoom out far enough and gravity itself starts bending the view. A browser-rendered black hole you can park in your own room.
Transistor Animations
Zoom all the way in the other direction — past the visible, down to the switch that every computer is built from.
The Deep Sea
Scroll down instead of out — past the sunlight zone, past the anglerfish, past the Titanic wreck, down to the Mariana Trench. Depth is just another axis of zoom.
The Scale of the Universe 2
One slider, everything in existence — drag from quantum foam past atoms, people, planets, all the way to the observable universe. No scrolling this time, just a single bar that holds all of scale.
HumanForScale
The most literal answer to "how big is that, really" — drop a human next to anything and let your own body be the ruler.
Ohayo World
Zoom out to the whole planet and watch the sunrise line sweep across it in real time — the largest, slowest zoom there is.
Worldview Upgrader
A different kind of zoom-out — from your assumptions about poverty and population to what the data actually says.
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