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    Welcome to Nebula Bliss
    Interact with 3D Nebula like never before. Procedural Models you can almost touch. We are all so use to seeing images of nebulae but you can't beat a 3D model.
    • Mathematically Generated particles for detailed effect
    • The most famous Nebulae brought to life
    • Works on your iPhone or Android with Google Cardboard
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About Nebula Bliss

Visualize Nebula in detailed 3D or VR

Hourglass Nebula

The true shape of the nebula to be an hourglass with an intricate pattern of 'etchings' in its walls. The light of ionized nitrogen (represented by red), hydrogen (green), and doubly-ionized oxygen (blue).

Ring Nebula

Hubble observations reveal that the nebula's shape is more complicated than astronomers thought. NASA said: "The blue gas in the nebula's center is actually a football-shaped structure that pierces the red doughnut-shaped material."

Butterfly Nebula

Butterfly Nebula (also known as Minkowsky Nebula and Twin Jet Nebula) is a planetary nebula. The glowing and expanding shells of gas clearly visible in this image represent the final stages of life for an old star of low to intermediate mass.

Rotten Egg Nebula

The name "Rotten Egg" nebula is derived from it's relatively large amount of sulfur. The densest parts of the nebula are composed of material ejected recently by the central star and accelerated in opposite directions.

Eskimo Nebula

Looking like a small face framed by a fur-lined hood, this is the breathtakingly beautiful Eskimo Nebula. This is an intricate structure of shells and streamers of gas which surround a dying Sun-like star.

Cat's Eye Nebula

The Cat's Eye (NGC 6543) represents a brief, yet glorious, phase in the life of a sun-like star. This nebula's dying central star may have produced the simple, outer pattern of dusty concentric shells by shrugging off outer layers in a series of regular convulsions.

Nebula Bliss was create to see the beauty of the most well-known Nebula up close and in 3D. Each nebula is a procedural generated using complex 3D math, which means the models are generated in your device. They have been painstakingly retouched with color and mathematical anomalies. The models try to be as accurate to NASA/Hubble images where possible but some nebulae have more complex inner structures that are not well understood.

The Sky is the ultimate art gallery just above us.

Ralph Waldo Emerson

Features

What's in this website
Procedural Models
Saves on Loading time because the models are generated Mathematically in your device
Interactive Design
Play with the model. Zoom in/out, rotate or take a tour
Visualization
We painstainkly enchanced the best colors and geometry for each nebula
Virtual Reality
You can use Google Cardboard with the 3D-VR feature
Uses Browser
No App, Just Use Chrome or Firefox. Works with all Phones
Music
Music to match the characteristics of the nebulae

Gallery

Images from the website and space. Click to view larger image.

Contact Us

Tell us what you think about the website

Amith Lankesar

Full Stack 3D Web Programmer

With the help of Phil & Eugene, I've taken a concept I'd imagined and brought it to reality. I improved all the 3D Engine designs to be very close to the real nebulae. I chose the best music to match the nebulae.

Phil Bolton

Database/Web Developer

I developed the landing website. I analysed the best color scheme to match all the chosen Nebulae. It was great honour to be involved in this Ground-Breaking Project

Eugene Grachev

Lead 3D Architect

I created the "Bliss Engine" to generate interactive Nebulae in 3D & VR. I also designed all the Nebulae formulae and procedural models with irregularities to makes the models look realistic instead of being symmetrical.

Send a message to amith4444(at)hotmail.com OR Fill in the form below

Tell us what you think about the website. What nebula would you like to see next?

We will reply as soon as possible. Thank you!