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19th Dec 2014

8th Jul 2019

I hope you enjoy the celestial show; it's worth the lag. Universe takes roughly 2-4 minutes to fully form and lasts a long time. It differs every replay. Inspired by the Illustris Project. Good music for this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7HM9DTgkCTI

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----- 24th May 2015

try adding bvbr in the middel it prematuraly does phase 5 then melows out and does pretty much nothing
Voyager15 11th Apr 2015

I doubt the "Big Freeze" is rare, it just takes time to form.
killboydeath 9th Apr 2015

spark before anything happens
agustrusher 25th Mar 2015

@The white? Yeah, that's the interphase between the big bang and matter conglomeration.
CloroSphere 24th Mar 2015

@agustrusher The explosion is big, it covered the universe.
CloroSphere 24th Mar 2015

@agustrusher The event happened after the big bang timeline.
agustrusher 23rd Mar 2015

@Clorosphere, try following the timeline a bit more closely...
CloroSphere 22nd Mar 2015

My universe exploded out of nowhere, there was a star that its pressure is around 130. And it explode out of nowhere, it lagged my computer out.
JustRickolo 31st Jan 2015

how long does it take to see black holes?
pds3-14 17th Jan 2015

I've noticed that there are at least 2 distinct types of long-lived compact objects that form during initial star formation: Luminous yellow stars, and Neutroniferous CO2 stars, which are tiny. They also seem to be prone to causing somewhat dramatic changes by rapid oxygenation events.

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Micro Universe Simulator by agustrusher

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