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👽 Search for Extraterrestrial Life Simulator: SETI, Biosignatures & the Fermi Paradox

Scan the sky with a radio telescope array for SETI signals, then switch targets — Mars, Europa & Enceladus, Titan, or a distant exoplanet — and read out their atmospheric biosignature confidence. Watch the Fermi paradox play out live: decades of searching, still no confirmed result.

Space & Astronomy3DEasy60 FPS💨 Air & Wind

Details

CategorySpace & Astronomy

RenderingThree.js · WebGL

DifficultyEasy

Target FPS60

Controls4 target buttons (Mars / Europa & Enceladus / Titan / Exoplanet) swap the observed body and its decor (dust, ice geysers, methane lakes, atmosphere shimmer); SETI on/off toggles the radio-dish array and signal pulses; Spectroscopy on/off reveals the atmosphere biosignature glow and confidence readout; Search intensity slider (50-200%) controls scan speed and dish sweep rate.

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⚙ Under the hood

Scan the sky with a five-dish radio array for SETI signals, then switch targets between Mars, Europa & Enceladus, Titan and a distant exoplanet to see how their atmospheric biosignature confidence compares. Almost every flagged candidate gets ruled out as noise within seconds — SETI's real track record after 60+ years of listening, and the heart of the Fermi paradox.

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