A live simulation
Something is
always falling in.
A black hole that never stops turning, and bends a little further every time you move your cursor near it.
About this page
Built as a starting point, not a finished site.
This is a template hero — swap the headline, copy, and sections below for whatever you're actually building. The black hole underneath is a self-contained canvas animation, independent of the content around it.
How it works
A few things happening under the hood.
Constant motion
The accretion disk keeps turning at all times — closer particles orbit faster than distant ones, the way real orbital mechanics work.
Cursor reactive
Move your mouse near the hole and the disk tilts toward it, with a local swirl that bends the nearest particles around your cursor.
No dependencies
Rendered entirely in a single canvas element with vanilla JavaScript — no WebGL, no libraries, easy to drop into any page.
Next step
Tell me what this page is actually for.
[Replace this section with a real call to action once you know what the site is promoting.]