
Sagittarius A*
Simulate Sagittarius A*, the 4.3-million-solar-mass supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way, alongside the frantic orbits of the high-speed inner S-stars including S2.
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Push physics to the absolute limit around the universe's ultimate gravity wells. Experience extreme relativistic mechanics, simulate supermassive singularities, and watch hyper-velocity stellar orbits like the real S-stars surrounding Sagittarius A*.
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Simulate Sagittarius A*, the 4.3-million-solar-mass supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way, alongside the frantic orbits of the high-speed inner S-stars including S2.

Experience GU Muscae (Nova Muscae 1991), an X-ray nova binary where a 5.7-solar-mass black hole gravitationally locks with an orange K dwarf star on a rapid 10.4-hour orbit.

Simulate IL Lupi (4U 1543−475), an active soft X-ray transient. Watch a 9.4-solar-mass black hole and an A-type dwarf star orbit their mutual center of mass every 26.8 hours.

Witness SS 433, the legendary galactic microquasar. Watch an 8-solar-mass black hole and a massive A supergiant interact on a 13.1-day orbit, driving relativistic precessing jets.

Simulate microquasar V1033 Scorpii (GRO J1655−40). Watch a 6-solar-mass black hole and an expanding F subgiant perform a frantic 2.6-day mutual orbit under intense mutual gravity.

Experience GRS 1915+105 (V1487 Aquilae), the famed relativistic microquasar. Trace a 10.1-solar-mass black hole orbiting an expanded red giant companion star on a 33.8-day cycle.

Simulate V4641 Sagittarii, an erratic galactic microquasar. Watch a 6.4-solar-mass black hole and its massive B-type giant companion star complete a rapid 2.82-day mutual orbit in 3D.

Explore Cygnus X-1, history's first confirmed stellar-mass black hole. Watch a 21.2-solar-mass black hole and its massive blue supergiant companion dance in a tight 5.6-day orbit.

Simulate Cygnus X-3, an enigmatic high-mass X-ray binary. Watch a compact black hole candidate whirl around a blazing Wolf–Rayet star in a blisteringly fast 4.8-hour orbital period.

Explore Gaia BH1, the closest known black hole to Earth. Watch a dormant 9.3-solar-mass black hole and its Sun-like companion star orbit their mutual barycenter in this 3D gravity simulation.

Discover Gaia BH2, a dormant 8.9-solar-mass black hole paired with a luminous red giant. Trace their wide, eccentric 1,277-day mutual orbit in this interactive 3D gravitational model.

Witness Gaia BH3, the Milky Way's most massive known stellar black hole at 32.7 solar masses. Track its dramatic 11.6-year eccentric orbit with an ancient, metal-poor giant companion.

Explore KV Ursae Majoris (XTE J1118+480), a high-latitude galactic black hole binary. Track a 7.5-solar-mass black hole orbiting with a diminutive red dwarf companion every 4.1 hours.

Journey to the Large Magellanic Cloud to observe LMC X-1. Watch a 10.9-solar-mass black hole orbit an enormous 32-solar-mass O-type giant star every 3.9 days in realistic 3D.

Witness M33 X-7 in the Triangulum Galaxy, one of the most massive known stellar black hole systems. A 15.7-solar-mass black hole eclipses a colossal 70-solar-mass O giant star every 3.5 days.

Explore oMEGACat BH-2, a rare stellar-mass black hole inside globular cluster Omega Centauri. Track its sweeping 94-year eccentric orbit with a main-sequence turnoff star in 3D.

Simulate QZ Vulpeculae (GS 2000+25), an X-ray transient where a 7.2-solar-mass black hole strips material from a closely orbiting K-dwarf companion in a rapid 8.3-hour cycle.

Explore the intriguing triple system of V Puppis, where a candidate 10.4-solar-mass black hole traces a wide 5.5-year orbit around a blistering inner pair of eclipsing B-type stars.