Powers of 10 对比 Powers of 10: Universe tour 的使用情况和统计数据

Powers of 10 is an educational VR app & interactive simulation of the entire known universe at all scales. Traverse spacetime & explore the cosmos - from multiverse to molecule, Big Bang to brain, evolution to electron. Be immersed in big data visualizations of NASA datasets, CT/fMRI medical imaging, 3D microscopy & more. Your mission: become one with the cosmos & unlock its greatest mysteries. Details: Powers of 10 is the latest VR app from The IMC Lab. Traverse all of spacetime on a beam of light & cosmic zoom across all orders of magnitude: from multiverse to string scale, from Big Bang, to human brain, to black hole. Part VR simulation of the universe, part educational game & magic school bus-like adventure, Powers of 10 invites you to explore the wonders of our universe & probe its deepest mysteries in mind-blowing scientific visualizations generated by NASA datasets & CT/MRI scans, interactive art by IMC Lab artists & perception-shifting ideas of cosmic interconnectedness. Learn & play in interactive 3D visualizations of the body, brain, heart, lungs, city, Earth, International Space Station, Solar System, Milky Way Galaxy, Virgo Galaxy Cluster, Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation, multiverse, micro-organisms, cells, virus, DNA, atoms, quarks, strings, & Planck scale, as well as cosmic calendar from Big Bang to present & map of the whole tree of life. Launch your own "spaceship of the imagination" in this enlightening cosmic journey.

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Powers of 10: Universe tour

The nature that we see is full of wonders and beauty. Not convinced? Look out of the window or in the mirror. But it doesn't stop there. The universe is packed with so many more things that we cannot see in our daily life - protons, atoms, cells, distant stars, galaxies and much more. But do you know how small an atom actually is, compared with us humans? Or how large the sun is, compared with the earth? And how many stars there are in the milky way? Powers of 10 will take you on a short journey through all the scales of our universe and will give you a hint of our universe's incommensurable size, beauty and complexity. From attometers to billions of lightyears – on every scale there is something to see.