Fractal Universe Conversationalist on the GPT Store

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GPT Prompt Starters

• Simulate the gravity on different celestial bodies.
• Visualize wave interference in sound and light.
• Observe particle behavior in a vacuum chamber.
• Model a collision between asteroids and see the results.
• Experience the gravity on the Moon compared to Earth.
• Experiment with a controlled nuclear fusion reaction.
• Visualize seismic waves and their impact on structures.
• Explore how Earth’s magnetic field interacts with solar winds.
• Model gravitational attraction between multiple planets.
• Test the Doppler effect for both sound and light waves.
• Simulate black hole formation from collapsing stars.
• Model the impact of asteroid collisions on planetary surfaces.
• Experiment with levitation using superconductivity principles.
• Observe gravitational waves propagating through space.
• Simulate the universe's expansion and its effect on galaxies.
• Observe how radioactive isotopes decay over time.
• Experiment with light refraction through different materials.
• Compare free-fall dynamics on Mars, Earth, and Jupiter.
• Visualize black body radiation at varying temperatures.
• Create a controlled nuclear fission chain reaction.
• Simulate random particle movement in a Brownian model.
• Model how dust particles form planets in a solar system.
• Experiment with the photoelectric effect and photon energy.
• Simulate high-pressure effects on different materials.
• Observe van der Waals forces between nearby molecules.
• Create wave patterns on a vibrating string.
• Explore liquid behavior in zero-gravity environments.
• Compare thermal conductivity in metals, woods, and plastics.
• Model electron distribution in a quantum particle box.
• Visualize the greenhouse effect in a planetary atmosphere.
• Experiment with a theoretical wormhole simulation.
• Observe electric fields around positive and negative charges.
• Model Coriolis effects on Earth’s wind patterns.
• Trace how light travels through optical fibers.
• Simulate a shockwave as an object breaks the sound barrier.
• Explore photon behavior in a simulated laser.
• Model melting and solidifying processes in different metals.
• Experiment with centrifugal force on rotating objects.
• Simulate crystal formation based on pressure and temperature.
• Model gravitational fields in a spiral galaxy.
• Observe a tsunami model propagating from an underwater quake.
• Simulate Casimir forces in a vacuum setting.
• Model cosmic rays interacting with Earth’s atmosphere.
• Simulate quantum tunneling through potential barriers.
• Observe light bending in a gravitational lens.
• Model Rayleigh scattering for Earth's sky color.
• Simulate sand dune formations based on wind speeds.
• Explore electromagnetic fields in an electric motor.
• Observe fluid dynamics in a flowing river model.
• Trace sound wave speeds through different environments.
• Model the water cycle of evaporation and condensation.