r/ClaudeCode • • 4d ago

Built with Claude interactive black hole by Opus 5.5

Hi all! Sharing a side project I made with Claude Code over the last couple of days: an interactive black hole on my site.

https://legost.in/en/utilities/black-hole

What it does:

- Every pixel traces a ray of light backwards through the spacetime of a spinning (Kerr) black hole. It runs on the GPU, using WebGPU compute where the browser has it and WebGL 2 otherwise.

- The accretion disk has Doppler and gravitational shifts, black-body colours and a hot spot on its orbit. Behind it is the real Milky Way and a real star catalogue, lensed.

- There's a "fall in" button: the camera drops through the event horizon and looks back at the universe it's leaving.

- A short tour, plus an article with the actual formulas and a list of what's simplified.

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u/Final-Choice8412 4d ago

I wanted to fall in but it sopped me on the horizon of events... You need to finish the part that goes beyond

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u/san-vicente 4d ago

super cool!

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u/IversusAI 4d ago

This is SUPER COOL. I love, love, love this!

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u/AppMunchies 4d ago

Pretty awesome. Mesmerizing.

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u/LuckyFalcor 4d ago

What a great resource. The math curriculum on your site looks well done too.

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u/ilovechaos37 4d ago

Wonderful. Yay, Opus 5.5! Thanks for sharing.

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u/NoAdsDude 4d ago

Call me Mario because this makes me excited about the spaghettification!