# astrophysics
Astrophysics on MySimulator means the physics of things far beyond Earth: how we detect worlds we can never visit, how gravity bends light and time near collapsed stars, and how galaxies reveal matter we can't see directly. Exoplanet Transit shows how a planet crossing its star dims the star's light just enough to give it away, while Gravitational Redshift and Schwarzschild Geodesics put general relativity to work near massive, dense objects. The other half of the tag is dark matter: Dark Matter — Galaxy Rotation Curves, Galaxy Rotation Curves — Dark Matter Evidence and Galactic Rotation Curve each let you see, from a different angle, why galaxies spin faster than their visible mass can explain.
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🧪 Simulations (6)
Simulations in this topic include Exoplanet Transit — Detecting Planets via Light Curves, Gravitational Redshift, Schwarzschild Geodesics, Dark Matter — Galaxy Rotation Curves, Galaxy Rotation Curves — Dark Matter Evidence and Galactic Rotation Curve.
🔎 Facts
• 6 simulations carry the astrophysics tag; no articles yet.
• Half the collection — Dark Matter, Galaxy Rotation Curves and Galactic Rotation Curve — approaches the same dark-matter evidence from three different simulations.
• Schwarzschild Geodesics and Gravitational Redshift are the two general-relativity sims in the tag.
• Exoplanet Transit is the only one modelling planet detection rather than galactic or relativistic scales.
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