Where to find information about VRML? Here are two sites you may want to visit:
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Atlas IIA
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According to Eistein's general relativity, a gravitational
filed is just a curved 4D space-time caused by the existing matter. A black hole is a very dense
object with such a deep twisted space that is looks like a funnel in a 3D space-time.
Two black holes may form a worm hole. I always wonder what if the two black holes belong to different
Universes? Here are two static models for you to play with. In our animated model of the Universe, there is a standing wave, whose wave length is increasing (red-shift) when the Universe is expanding, decreasing (blue-shift) if the Universe is collapsing. Because we do see the red-shift, our Universe is expanding. Note the size of black holes (and galaxies) does not change with the universe. It is not sure whether our Universe will be collapsing in the future, because it depends on if the average mass desity of our Universe is greater than a critical value, and scientists are still looking for the dark matter...And if there are other universes connected with ours through worm hols? | ||
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A Black Hole And A Falling Star (animation) |
A Worm Hole (static model) |
Our Universe: The Big Bang (animation) |
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Three Universes, Connected
By Wormholes... (static model) |
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A circling airplane Download Here: circle_plane.zip (58K) |
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Two Airplanes Engaged In Dogfight
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Mouse-Controlled Dogfight of Two Planes
A Wiggling Snake
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Three vessels acting as three buttons, controlling background color and sound |
Enjoy VRML!