Sanatan Labs · Generative AI Museum presents
Cosmic & Multiverse
COSMOS
यत् पिण्डे तत् ब्रह्माण्डेAs in the self, so in the cosmos
Fly from the Big Bang to the fate of the universe through sixteen living, real-time stations. Every galaxy, star and black hole you see is computed in your browser as you watch, and every one of the 104 exhibits carries a dossier that separates established science from open questions.
COSMOS · Journey Through the Universe
Six signature attractions
Each attraction is a complete experience you can walk into right now.
Six ways to see
One cosmos, six dimensions of wonder
Every mode runs on the same live universe. Switch at any moment from the panel in the theatre.
Visitor journeys
Eight journeys through the universe
The sixteen stations
Step straight into any part of the cosmos
Cosmos
The Living Cosmos
ब्रह्माण्ड
Choose a station below, or start the Grand Tour. Drag to look around, scroll or pinch to zoom.
Master content inventory
104 exhibits, each a doorway
Every record follows the museum's exhibit database structure: content, experience, technology, evidence class, assets, digital package and sources. Open one to read it, or fly to it in 3D.
Suggested museum experience
Eight visitor journeys
Each journey is a cinematic flight with narration that chains the right stations together. Pick one and the theatre takes you there.
2D experience
The cosmic calendar
Squeeze 13.8 billion years into one calendar year. The Big Bang is the first second of 1 January; this moment is the last second of 31 December. Tap or hover the strip.
Every human who ever lived appears in the last few minutes of 31 December.
Planetarium
The night sky, live from anywhere on Earth
Real star positions in their true colours, the Sun, the Moon with its phase and the five naked-eye planets, computed for your city and time. Constellations carry their Indian names. Press the narrated show to watch a full 24 hours of sky, or drag to look around and tap any star.
Positions use J2000 star coordinates and simplified orbital formulas, accurate to about a degree, which is ideal for naked-eye sky watching. Never look directly at the Sun.
Gallery of worlds
Fly to the Sun, the Moon and every planet, then look inside
Choose a world. The theatre flies you close, then the cutaway shows its layers, from the Sun's fusion core to Jupiter's metallic hydrogen.
Signature attraction 5
Touch the Universe
Hands-on science: real space rocks, the light that reveals what stars are made of, your weight on other worlds and how telescopes work. In the museum these stations pair with authenticated meteorites, spectroscopes and telescope optics.
Space rocks you can hold
Spectroscopy lab: decode a star
Every element absorbs its own colours of light. Toggle elements and compare with a mystery star.
Your weight on other worlds
Strictly, your mass stays the same; what changes is how strongly each world pulls on it.
Build a telescope and look through it
Choose a target, then change the telescope. The circle is exactly what you would see in the eyepiece.
Magnification = objective ÷ eyepiece. Field of view = eyepiece field (52°) ÷ magnification. Only look at the Sun with a certified solar filter over the front of the telescope.
Signature attraction 6
Become a Space Explorer
Fly missions the way real engineers do. Land on the Moon like Chandrayaan-3 did near the lunar south pole in August 2023, plan a Mars rover drive across a signal delay, put a satellite into orbit, then test yourself.
🌕 Lunar lander
🔴 Mars rover challenge
🛰️ Orbit lab: launch a satellite
Too slow and it falls back; just right and it orbits; too fast and it escapes.
🧠 Cosmic quiz
Scientific classification & evidence register
What we know, what we suspect, what we imagine
This museum keeps established knowledge apart from active research and speculation. Every exhibit and station wears its colour.
The multiverse is not presented as an experimentally established physical reality. The Planck epoch and the nature of singularities involve unresolved theoretical physics.