In the , planets aren't just static spheres; they are made of 12 distinct materials , including iron, silicate, water, and hydrogen.
Every cosmic story needs a center. You can begin by adding a to an empty simulation.
Building a story in is a unique way to explore the "what ifs" of the cosmos, whether you are recreating famous sci-fi worlds like Star Wars systems or simulating the future of our own Solar System . universe sandbox
You can even create a "Tiny System" by shrinking a star down to the size of a flashlight while keeping it hot enough to support life. 2. Build the Worlds (Planetary Composition)
Adjust the axial tilt to create extreme seasons or "tidally lock" a planet so one side is always burning and the other is always frozen. 3. Add the Details (Moons, Rings, and Life) In the , planets aren't just static spheres;
Once your planets are in orbit, you can flesh out their history.
Use the Habitable Zone view (shortcut 'H') to see where liquid water can exist. Building a story in is a unique way
Here is how you can put together a story using the tools available in the simulation: 1. Set the Stage (The Star)