Short Overview: Two galaxies collide, one comprised of 60000 stars (yellow) and the other 40000 stars (blue). Compilation of all my Teardown shorts from the past few months, now in horizontal format!
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Two galaxies collide, one comprised of 60000 stars (yellow) and the other 40000 stars (blue). Compilation of all my Teardown shorts from the past few months, now in horizontal format! Each dot here is an object with a unique mass, exerting it's force on every other object.
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- Two galaxies collide, one comprised of 60000 stars (yellow) and the other 40000 stars (blue).
- Compilation of all my Teardown shorts from the past few months, now in horizontal format!
- Each dot here is an object with a unique mass, exerting it's force on every other object.
- Exactly the same parameters as my previous animation, but this time I made three stars 10
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