The SpaceX Falcon 9 Launch Pad in 3D
Step into a Three.js-powered virtual 3D world of SpaceX's Falcon 9 launch pad. Walk the complex in first person and get an interactive, hands-on look at the launch site.
The world recreates the pad with detailed graphics and animations, plus interactive elements and information about the rocket and the mission — bringing the launch site to life in a way that is both visually striking and educational.
It is an ongoing project, so some functionality is still being built. Whether you are a space enthusiast or just curious about the tech, it is a unique way to explore a simulated launch environment right in your browser.
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Built with Three.js & WebGL
Three.js is a powerful library for building 3D animations and interactive experiences on the web, built on top of the WebGL standard for browser 3D graphics.
Its high-level API makes it ideal for detailed, accurate representations of real-world objects like the Falcon 9 launch pad, and it runs across desktop and mobile so anyone can explore the world from any device.
Backed by thorough documentation and a large developer community, Three.js shows just how far interactive 3D on the web can go.
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