⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️ - Click on the screen to start - If you lose a game, press the green flag - PRESS 8 TO SWITCH THE BACKGROUND - TurboWarp link https://turbowarp.org/792401111?clones=Infinity&fps=60&offscreen&limitless (Use this for a better experience, however, your points will not appear on the leaderboard. Also, the games will be 2x as fast) - Press 1, 2, or 3 to switch views - Press space to spawn a cat or a star (depends on the view) - Press V to spawn a planet (has to be zoomed out view) - Press W to spawn an orbiting planet (has to be zoomed out) - To play game 1, press 4. You can change objects with the slider. 1 is a star, 2 is a planet, and 3 is a moon. If two objects collide, you will lose 5000 points. Try to get as many points as you can within the time limit. (Note that the game is not realistic to gravity in real life) - Press L to open the leaderboard for game 1 and K to close it - To play game 2, press 5. Avoid the black hole, the accretion disk, jets, and flying objects. Make sure not to touch the edge. Survive as long as you can. - Press P to open the leaderboard for game 2 and O to close it - To play game 3, press 6. Avoid the black hole, the accretion disk, and debris. Make sure not to touch the edge. Survive as long as you can. - Press M to open the leaderboard for game 3 and N to close it.
- Due to its beta stage, the high score and leaderboard may be reset often Q&A (Ask me questions in the comments or real life) Q: Why does the cat slow down when they get sucked into the black hole? A: Gravitational time dilation causes the cat to seem to go slower as they approach the black hole. They eventually seem to stop before slowly fading into nothingness. If you were the cat, it would seem normal as you fall toward the black hole. Distortion would cause the black hole to start slowly warping around you. If you would look backward, it would seem like time was speeding up as you would witness the end of the universe before becoming spaghettified and likely being able to see the back of your head before, of course, dying. Q: Why did I make this project about black holes? A: I found an interest in black holes due to their unique place in the universe and strange properties. I also got some inspiration from the movie "Interstellar."
