3D & Visualization Libraries
3Dmol.js
WebGL-based molecular viewer. Renders PDB/SDF/XYZ structures with cartoon, stick, sphere, and surface modes. Click-to-inspect atoms.
BSD-3 Active Chemistry Biology
3dmol.org
Google model-viewer
Web component for rendering 3D GLB/GLTF models with built-in AR support, hotspot annotations, and camera controls.
Apache 2.0 Active Home Space
modelviewer.dev
A-Frame + MindAR
A-Frame: declarative WebXR framework. MindAR: image tracking for marker-based AR experiences in the browser.
MIT Active AR Demos
aframe.io · MindAR
Globe.gl
Three.js-powered interactive globe. Click countries, overlay data layers, custom markers. Planned for Earth Science module.
MIT Planned Earth
globe.gl
Three.js
The foundational 3D library for the web. Powers Globe.gl, custom orbital viewers, and advanced visualizations.
MIT Planned Core
threejs.org
Matter.js
2D physics engine. Gravity, collisions, constraints. Planned for custom interactive physics simulations.
MIT Planned Physics
brm.io/matter-js
Godot Engine
Open-source game engine. Exports to WebAssembly for in-browser 3D physics sandboxes and interactive simulations.
MIT Planned Sims
godotengine.org
Manim
3Blue1Brown's animation engine. Generates publication-quality math and science animations from Python scripts.
MIT Planned Animation
manim.community
Data Sources & Simulations
RCSB Protein Data Bank
200,000+ experimentally determined 3D structures of proteins, nucleic acids, and complex assemblies.
CC0 Public Domain Active
rcsb.org
PhET Interactive Simulations
University of Colorado Boulder. Free interactive math and science simulations covering mechanics, chemistry, waves, and more.
CC-BY 4.0 Active
phet.colorado.edu
USGS Earthquake Hazards
Real-time earthquake data from seismic monitoring stations worldwide. Live map embedded in Earth Science module.
Public Domain Active
earthquake.usgs.gov
Windy.com
Real-time weather visualization. Wind, temperature, pressure, precipitation on an interactive globe.
Free embed Active
windy.com
Ptable
Dynamic periodic table with properties, electron configurations, isotopes, compounds, and orbital diagrams.
Free embed Active
ptable.com
GeoGebra
Dynamic mathematics software. Graphing, geometry, algebra, calculus, statistics, and 3D math.
CC-BY-SA Active
geogebra.org
NASA 3D Models
Free 3D models of spacecraft, celestial bodies, rovers, and space equipment. GLB/GLTF format.
Public Domain Active
nasa3d.arc.nasa.gov
Google Poly / Sketchfab
Open-licensed 3D models for educational use. Astronaut, anatomy, animals, molecules, and more.
CC-BY Active
sketchfab.com
Educational Video Channels

Curated channels for deeper learning. Videos are linked, not hosted — all credit to original creators.

3Blue1Brown
Math visualization · Linear algebra · Calculus · Neural networks
6.3M subscribers
YouTube · Website
Veritasium
Physics · Science experiments · Engineering · Counterintuitive phenomena
16M subscribers
YouTube
Kurzgesagt
Biology · Space · Scale of the universe · Existential topics
22M subscribers
YouTube
MinutePhysics
Quick physics explainers · Relativity · Quantum mechanics
6M subscribers
YouTube
NileRed
Chemistry experiments · Synthesis · Reactions · Lab techniques
18M subscribers
YouTube
SmarterEveryDay
Engineering · Slow-motion science · Space · Everyday physics
11M subscribers
YouTube
Numberphile
Number theory · Mathematical puzzles · Famous problems
4.7M subscribers
YouTube
PBS Space Time
Astrophysics · Cosmology · Quantum field theory · Black holes
3.5M subscribers
YouTube
Steve Mould
Physics demos · Fluid dynamics · Magnets · Chain reactions
5M subscribers
YouTube
Mark Rober
Engineering builds · Inventions · Science experiments at scale
50M subscribers
YouTube
Interesting Facts & Nuggets
🧬
A single strand of human DNA, if uncoiled, would stretch about 2 meters long. Your body contains ~37 trillion cells, giving you enough DNA to reach Pluto and back.
Source: Human Genome Project
Hemoglobin (shown in our Chemistry Lab) contains 4 iron atoms. Each can bind one O2 molecule. That's why blood is red — iron + oxygen = red like rust.
Source: PDB 1A3N structure
🌏
Earth's tectonic plates move at roughly the speed your fingernails grow — about 2-5 cm per year. In 250 million years, all continents will merge again into a supercontinent.
Source: USGS / Pangaea Proxima model
Caffeine (C8H10N4O2) blocks adenosine receptors in your brain, preventing the "sleepy" signal. It doesn't give energy — it prevents you from feeling tired.
Source: PDB 2A2K structure
🔭
Water's bond angle (104.5 degrees) makes it one of the strangest molecules. It expands when frozen, which is why ice floats — otherwise, lakes would freeze solid from the bottom up.
Source: Chemistry fundamentals
🚀
The Voyager 1 spacecraft is 24+ billion km from Earth. Its signal takes over 22 hours to reach us, traveling at the speed of light. It still runs on 1977 technology.
Source: NASA JPL
Roadmap & Future Upgrades
Design System
HUD Overlay System
Custom-built sci-fi instrument panel. Orbitron wordmark, rotating hex icon, corner brackets, scanline sweep, per-module accent colors.
ActiveAll Pages
Fonts: Orbitron + Exo 2
Orbitron for HUD/brand elements. Exo 2 for data labels. Inter for body text. Space Grotesk for headings.
OFLActive
Module Accent Colors
CHEM: amber | BIO: emerald | EARTH: cyan | SPACE: purple | PHYS: red | MATH: violet | HOME: purple
Active
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