--- license: mit --- # 🕳️ Black Hole Sim — Randomized Dataset (ProCreations) **ProCreations/black-hole-sim-randomized** is a high-fidelity, randomized simulation dataset of relativistic physics near Kerr and Schwarzschild black holes. Designed to train and evaluate AI systems on **general relativity**, **orbital mechanics**, and **spacetime geometry**—without any visual dependencies. --- ## 📦 Dataset Overview - **Samples**: 400,000+ - **Format**: JSON Lines (`.jsonl`) - **Size**: ~583 MB - **Compression**: Optionally `.jsonl.gz` - **Language/Structure**: Pure structured JSON (1 per line) - **Generated on**: Apple Silicon (Metal-accelerated) - **Use cases**: Pretraining, fine-tuning, RAG, reasoning, QA, simulation --- ## ✨ Features per Sample Each sample describes a **single randomly sampled scenario**, containing: ### 🕳️ Black Hole - `mass_solar` – In solar masses (randomized log-uniform from 3 to 1e9) - `spin` – Kerr spin parameter `a` (0.0 to 0.998) - `type` – `"Schwarzschild"` or `"Kerr"` ### 👁️ Observer - 3D position (`r_km`, `theta_rad`, `phi_rad`) - Orbital velocity vector in spherical coordinates - Orbital angular velocity `omega` ### 📐 Metrics (GR & physics) - `time_dilation`, `redshift`, `gamma` - `orbital_period_s`, `frame_dragging`, `extremeness_score` - `metric_tensor` – Full 4x4 Kerr metric in Boyer–Lindquist coordinates - `a_spin_m`, `event_horizon_m`, `delta`, `rho_squared` - Velocity vector + coordinate positions - `horizon_proximity_ratio` (how close the observer is to Rs) ### 🧪 Raw Parameters - Ground truth values like `mass_kg`, `radius_m`, `rs_m` --- ## 📁 Example ```json { "step": 2, "black_hole": { "mass_solar": 219.051486, "spin": 0.504345, "type": "Kerr" }, "observer": { "r_km": 1600.060345, "theta_rad": 0.624667, "phi_rad": 4.083344, "v_phi_rad_s": 128884.609375 }, "metrics": { "time_dilation": 0.771804, "redshift": 0.295665, "frame_dragging": true, "metric_tensor": [[...]], "horizon_proximity_ratio": 2.654, "gr_metric_type": "Kerr" }, "notes": "Spin=0.504, Time dilation=0.772, Redshift=0.296" }