[OC] Ich habe eine 3D-Engine gebaut, um unseren kontinuierlichen Vektor durch den Raum zu visualisieren (Erdspin + Sonnenumlaufbahn + Galaktische Drift).
[OC] Ich habe eine 3D-Engine gebaut, um unseren kontinuierlichen Vektor durch den Raum zu visualisieren (Erdspin + Sonnenumlaufbahn + Galaktische Drift).
I’ve always struggled to intuitively grasp the true scale of the universe, so I built an interactive dashboard to calculate our continuous lifetime path length through the cosmos based on birth date and latitude.
I wanted to make the astrophysics as accurate as possible for an intuition-builder, so the engine combines four vectors (Earth’s Rotation, Solar Orbit, Galactic Orbit, and our movement relative to the CMB rest frame). It also calculates Time Dilation and the micro-relativity age difference between your head and your toes due to gravity.
You can type in your own birthday and see your alignment here:[https://cosmicodometer.space/](https://cosmicodometer.space/)
I know adding speeds from different reference frames is a linear approximation, but I’d love for the community here to peer-review the math. Did I miss any major variables in the orbital mechanics?
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I’ve always struggled to intuitively grasp the true scale of the universe, so I built an interactive dashboard to calculate our continuous lifetime path length through the cosmos based on birth date and latitude.
I wanted to make the astrophysics as accurate as possible for an intuition-builder, so the engine combines four vectors (Earth’s Rotation, Solar Orbit, Galactic Orbit, and our movement relative to the CMB rest frame). It also calculates Time Dilation and the micro-relativity age difference between your head and your toes due to gravity.
You can type in your own birthday and see your alignment here:[https://cosmicodometer.space/](https://cosmicodometer.space/)
I know adding speeds from different reference frames is a linear approximation, but I’d love for the community here to peer-review the math. Did I miss any major variables in the orbital mechanics?