SEIRAKU
iOS app by Fuji Bit Inc.. Education · Fuji Bit Inc.
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- 0 / 5
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- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
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- Unknown
- Version
- 4.0
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-16
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SEIRAKU is an interactive educational app for exploring celestial mechanics through beautiful, real-time simulations. Part of the popular science learning series including SUUGAKU (math), BUTURAKU (physics), DENRAKU (electricity), HARAKU (waves), and NETURAKU (thermodynamics). This installment focuses on celestial mechanics — ten simulations that let you experience the elegant laws governing our universe. 【10 Simulations】 ▶ Orbital Motion Simulate planets orbiting a central body under gravity. Freely adjust mass, speed, and the number of planets. Stable Verlet (leapfrog) integration produces beautiful orbital trails in real time. ▶ Universal Gravitation Visualize the gravitational field of multiple massive bodies using vector arrows. Tap anywhere to add test particles and watch how they move through the field. Experience Newton's law of gravitation. ▶ Three-Body Problem When three stars pull on one another, the motion turns wildly complex — most starting conditions diverge completely, while a few special ones trace beautiful periodic orbits. Choose between Stable Triangle, Figure-8 Orbit, Collinear, and Unstable presets to feel how gravity and velocity intertwine. ▶ Tidal Force Visualize the tidal deformation that the Moon's gravity exerts on Earth. Observe how tidal force vectors and ocean bulges (3cos²θ − 1) change in real time as the Moon orbits. Adjust distance and mass to explore the concept of the Roche limit. ▶ Kepler's Laws Experience Johannes Kepler's three laws of planetary motion in a single screen. Adjust eccentricity and semi-major axis freely, and see the equal-area law (2nd law) visualized through swept sectors. Compare the speed difference between perihelion and aphelion. ▶ Gravity Slingshot A spacecraft uses a planet's gravity to change speed and direction — the technique used by Voyager and Hayabusa. Adjust planet mass, launch speed, and approach offset to see how the trajectory, speed gain, and deflection angle change. ▶ Hohmann Transfer Visualize the classical minimum-fuel two-burn transfer between two circular orbits. The first burn (Δv₁) places the craft on a half-elliptical transfer; the second (Δv₂) circularizes onto the outer orbit. Watch Δv, the transfer half-period, and eccentricity update live — the same maneuver used in real interplanetary missions. ▶ Exoplanet Transit Simulate the dimming when a planet passes in front of its host star, along with the resulting light curve. Tune the planet/star radius ratio and impact parameter to see how transit depth and shape change, with limb-darkening producing the characteristic U-shaped curve — the technique used by NASA's Kepler and TESS missions. ▶ Gravitational Lens Visualize how light passing near a massive object (a galaxy or black hole) is bent by the curvature of spacetime. Change the lens mass and source position to watch parallel rays focus and form the Einstein ring when the source lines up directly behind it. Deflection uses the general-relativistic value
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