FloatSpin: interactive lunar physics sandbox — Explore how
gravity changes everything.
FloatSpin is a reality sandbox for testing how objects, structures and bodies behave when gravity becomes a design variable — beginning with a lunar test chamber.
FloatSpin is an open reality sandbox for exploring how gravity, mass, motion and materials behave in the environments where humans may one day live. Beginning on the Moon.

Not just physics.
Reality under different rules.
FloatSpin lets you change gravity, atmosphere, wind, drag, friction and interaction strength — then throw, spin and collide objects inside a Moonbase test chamber. It is built to make physical behaviour visible and felt.
- Weight changes.Move an object to the Moon and it feels lighter — but it is still the same body.
- Inertia remains.Mass doesn't leave with gravity. Stopping a 75 kg mannequin still takes work.
- Momentum transfers.Collisions honour conservation. Light hits heavy, heavy hits back.
- Spin persists.In vacuum, rotation doesn't decay on its own. A wrench keeps tumbling.
- Gravity is a vector.Down, up, or eventually anywhere. Direction is a control, not a constant.
Beginning with Moonbase Test Chamber One.
The first FloatSpin experience is a lunar test chamber for experimenting with low gravity, inverted gravity, object mass, momentum and collision behaviour.
Repository opening soon.
The engine is being prepared for public contribution. FloatSpin will grow as an open-source simulation project — developers, designers, educators and physics enthusiasts contributing new objects, missions, materials, environments and experiments.
- ◇Contribute physics experiments
- ◇Improve simulation fidelity
- ◇Design Moonbase missions
- ◇Build new environments
- ◇Help make gravity understandable
A sandbox for eventual life on the Moon.
As humans return to the Moon, gravity stops being background and becomes infrastructure. FloatSpin explores how lunar gravity, artificial gravity and unusual environments could shape movement, work, safety, design and play.
- 01Habitat design
- 02Cargo handling
- 03Human motion
- 04Lunar construction
- 05Low-gravity sport
- 06Dust, water, smoke and atmosphere experiments
