Blackhole simulation
Blackhole- Where the Universe hides it secrets
What it does
This project is a scientifically inspired, real-time black hole simulation that demonstrates how gravity bends space, time, and light. Built using modern programming techniques and mathematical models based on Einstein's General Theory of Relativity, the simulation visualizes key black hole phenomena such as gravitational lensing, the event horizon, photon trajectories, and the accretion disk.
Unlike simple animations, the simulation calculates the behavior of light rays as they pass near the black hole, creating realistic visual distortions similar to those predicted by physics. Users can freely explore the scene, adjust parameters such as black hole mass and camera position, and observe how spacetime curvature changes the appearance of surrounding stars and matter.
The project combines computer graphics, physics, and mathematics to make one of the universe's most fascinating objects easier to understand. It serves as both an educational tool and an interactive visualization, helping students, researchers, and space enthusiasts experience the extraordinary effects of extreme gravity in an engaging and immersive way.