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Interactive 3D
Drag to rotate molecules, atoms, nuclei and particles. Tap any part to drill deeper.
Start with something familiar — an element or a molecule — and fall inwards. Molecule → atom → nucleus → proton → quark, in interactive 3D, all the way down to the smallest things we can measure.
Everything around you is built from smaller things. MatterScope lets you tap through every layer — and it's honest about where established knowledge stops.
Water, caffeine, hydrogen peroxide — familiar compounds you can rotate in 3D, coloured by element with molecular weight computed live.
A nucleus wrapped in electron shells. Any of the 118 elements, with configuration, category and properties.
Protons and neutrons packed together — tap one to keep falling.
Shown as their valence quarks, bound by gluons, labelled up and down.
As far as experiment can see, elementary. Ideas that go deeper — string theory, preons — are clearly marked speculative.
From the whole periodic table down to the quarks — every screen, in your hand.
Swipe, scroll, or use the arrows →
No servers, no APIs, no AI calls. Every model is drawn procedurally from bundled scientific data.
Drag to rotate molecules, atoms, nuclei and particles. Tap any part to drill deeper.
All 118 elements — scrollable in portrait, full‑screen and immersive in landscape.
The elementary particles laid out — quarks, leptons, bosons — with plain‑language explanations.
See how far it really is from an atom down to a quark.
Works in Airplane Mode. Nothing you tap ever leaves your phone.
Established facts, simplified models and speculative ideas are always labelled apart.
There is no account, no analytics, no advertising identifier and no tracking. The app requests no permissions — no camera, microphone, location, contacts or photos.
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