SRT-ImageDistortion

2 de abr de 2014
Gratuitas Descarga
17
Ultima versión:
1.0

Have you ever wondered about how the world around you would look like if you could travel with nearly the speed of light? Turn your smart phone or tablet into a special relativistic simulator and watch buildings around you apparently deform the faster you move. The physics behind this visualization is the special relativistic aberration effect.

Paquete:
tauzero7.android.relavis.relimagedist
Desarrollador:
Thomas Muller
Categoria:
Educación
Tamaño:
2.2 MB
Requiere android:
3.0 y versiones superiores
Años:
Everyone
Actualizado:
2 de abr de 2014
Descargas:
500

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