A detailed asteroid crash simulator Asteroid Launcher is a free simulation game from Neal Agarwal that allows you to envision the aftermath of an asteroid crash . It provides players with a map that they can use to pinpoint where they want the asteroid to land and see which areas will be affected by the crash. Asteroid Launcher is a unique game that’s not like your typical simulation titles.
It makes use of scientific predictions to determine the possible amount of damage different asteroids of varying sizes could create, as well as how they can impact cities around them. What can it do? Players can choose to launch their own asteroids and choose their type, size, speed, and angle.
These factors can greatly change the impact it creates on the area you choose to hit. Once you’ve launched your asteroid, you can get a breakdown of its effects , including the size of the crater, the potential damage brought by its fireball, the shock wave, wind speed, and the magnitude of a possible earthquake. In order to give you a more accurate idea of what could possibly happen in the event of an asteroid crash similar to the one you’re simulating, you can view detailed information such as the number of people that could be affected, as well as which areas are more likely to experience more damage.
It also allows you to simulate as many crashes as you’d like . Something to note, though, is that you cannot search for specific locations on the map. You’ll need to manually navigate the app and look for the area you want to assign as the impact area on your own.
However, the map does provide detailed visuals , especially when zooming in closer, so you can get a better look at the surrounding areas. Also works as a great educational tool All in all, Asteroid Launcher offers a fun yet an educational way for users of all ages to see the possible impacts of an asteroid hit. Although it can be pretty tricky to navigate the map, you can still pinpoint an accurate area of impact and learn how a variety of asteroid types can affect the surrounding locations and how many people will be affected.
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