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🧲 Geomagnetic Storms & Human Health Lab

A 3D magnetosphere compresses under solar wind while a human figure's heart-rhythm, sleep and headache indicators respond — each labelled with how strong the real evidence actually is.

Physics & Mechanics3DAdvanced60 FPS

Watch Earth's magnetosphere compress as solar wind and Kp storm intensity increase, then see how a human figure's heart-rhythm, sleep and headache indicators respond — each explicitly labelled with how strong the underlying evidence really is.

🔬 What It Demonstrates

Rising Kp index and solar wind speed pull the magnetopause boundary inward and brighten the polar aurora rings, while the linked human figure shows three separately evidence-graded physiological responses instead of one exaggerated effect.

🎮 How to Use

Drag the Kp and solar wind sliders, or press "Simulate 3-day storm" to watch a realistic rise-and-decay storm curve play out. Use the evidence filter to isolate only the effects with real research support.

💡 Did You Know?

Most population studies linking geomagnetic activity to headaches or mood find weak, inconsistent effects — while modest autonomic nervous system and heart-rate-variability shifts have somewhat firmer, if still limited, support.

⚙ Under the hood

A 3D magnetosphere compresses under solar wind while a human figure's heart-rhythm, sleep and headache indicators respond — each labelled with how strong the real evidence actually is.

magnetospheresolar windgeomagnetismhuman healthsimulationinteractivemagnetic fieldsThree.js

3D · Three.js / WebGL renderer · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install