Astronomy is humanity's oldest science and perhaps its most humbling. We are tiny creatures on a small planet orbiting an ordinary star in one of hundreds of billions of galaxies. Yet through physics and mathematics, we can understand the life cycles of stars, detect planets around distant suns, and measure the expansion of the universe itself.
These simulations bring the cosmos to your screen. Watch a star evolve from birth to death, detect exoplanets by their shadows, trace the evidence for dark matter in galaxy rotation curves, and witness the expansion of the universe that Hubble discovered in 1929.