WebGL 3D Globe
A high-resolution Three.js Earth rendered in real-time WebGL with atmospheric lighting and texture mapping.
Simulations
Earth Simulator
3D Disaster & God-Mode Earth Simulation
Trigger earthquakes, floods, meteor strikes and volcanic eruptions on a fully interactive 3D WebGL globe — powered by Three.js. No download, no GPU required, runs in any modern browser.
Browser-side WebGL · Zero install · Free forever
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What You Can Do
Six simulation modes. One planet. Total control.
Flood & Tsunami Events
Trigger rising sea levels and devastating wave propagation across coastal regions of the 3D globe.
Meteor Strike
Aim and launch meteor impactors at any point on Earth and watch the shockwave simulation unfold.
Volcanic Eruptions
Activate any of the world's major volcanic hotspots and simulate eruption plumes in 3D.
God-Mode Controls
Full orbital camera controls, event intensity sliders, and multi-event stacking for maximum chaos.
No Install Needed
Pure browser WebGL. No Unity, no download. Open the tab and take control.
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Perfect For
Earth Simulator is built for curious minds across disciplines — no geology degree required.
Gamers who love sandbox destruction sims
Unleash disasters without consequences — the planet respawns.
Three.js and WebGL enthusiasts
Study real-time 3D rendering and GPU-accelerated browser graphics.
Students and teachers visualizing geological events
An engaging classroom tool for earth science and geography lessons.
Content creators making eye-catching browser demos
Record stunning disaster sequences directly from the browser.
Developers studying GPU-accelerated browser rendering
Inspect the WebGL pipeline and Three.js scene graph architecture.
Anyone who has ever wanted to play god on a Tuesday
Self-explanatory. You know who you are.
// tech stack
Renderer
Three.js WebGL
GPU Requirement
None (integrated OK)
Mobile Support
Touch-enabled
Install Required
None
Data Tracking
Zero
Simulation Events
Earthquakes, Floods, Meteors, Volcanoes
Price
Free
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Frequently Asked Questions
No dedicated GPU is required. Earth Simulator uses Three.js with optimized WebGL rendering designed to run smoothly on integrated graphics, including on laptops and mid-range smartphones.
Earth Simulator is a creative visualization tool, not a scientific model. The effects — earthquakes, floods, meteor strikes — are stylized for impact, not calibrated to real-world physics models.
Yes. The 3D globe is touch-enabled and the UI adapts to mobile screen sizes. Performance scales with device capability.
Earth Simulator is part of the open OmniTick network. Check the respective subdomain for licensing details.
100% free. No account, no paywall, no ads.
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