GravitySimulator 1.1.104

GravitySimulator is a software developed by Tony Dunn that simulates the interactions of celestial bodies based on their masses and gravitational forces.

GravitySimulator calculates the gravitational forces between celestial bodies using Newton's law of universal gravitation and then simulates their movement over time using numerical integration techniques.

With GravitySimulator, you can create and simulate your own solar systems, investigate celestial body interactions, study orbital mechanics, and explore various astronomical scenarios.

GravitySimulator provides reasonably accurate results for most simulations, considering simplified models and assumptions. However, it may not accurately simulate complex systems or include all relevant real-world factors.

GravitySimulator has a user-friendly interface designed to make it easy for users to create and simulate their own systems. It provides intuitive controls for adjusting parameters, viewing simulations, and analyzing results.

Yes, GravitySimulator allows you to save your simulations as files for future use. You can also load previously saved simulations to continue working on them.

GravitySimulator currently does not have built-in collaboration features. However, you can share simulation files with others, allowing them to load and run the simulations on their own instances of the software.

GravitySimulator is available for Windows, macOS, and Linux operating systems.

Yes, GravitySimulator is free to use and distributed under an open-source license.

You can find documentation, tutorials, and community support for GravitySimulator on its official website and online forums.