A 3D simulation is a real 3D model that does what the narration says, on the word. Until now it knew about 26 subjects, mostly science. Now it knows over 130.
More than 100 new topics. The body, "what happens if", how things work, Earth and weather, space, chemistry, odds and money, history and sport. Ask why the Titanic sank and the ship floods compartment by compartment until the bow goes under and the stern lifts.
Every number is worked out. The water in the hull, the temperature in a parked car, the size of a black hole: each comes from a physics model, and the narration says the model's numbers, not guesses.
A few to try:
- Why you should never leave a dog in a hot car
- How small would Earth be as a black hole?
- Why do traffic jams happen out of nowhere?
- The Monty Hall problem
Email me when it's ready. A 3D simulation takes a few minutes to export, so the export card now has an "Email me when it's ready" box. It's ticked for 3D simulations and cinematic stories: close the tab, and we'll send you one short email when your video is done. Any other video can have it too.