18-year-old boy recreates the entire universe with Minecraft game

Passionate about Minecraft - a popular building game, Christopher Slayton has created black holes, stars and galaxies. in an extremely impressive way.

Christopher Slayton, 18, has been a long-time Minecraft gamer. With a game that allows people to create castles, cliffs and other objects using cubes, Slayton had a very bold idea.

The 18-year-old spent more than two months creating black holes, stars and galaxies. within the observable range from Earth using only a personal computer and the pre-loaded Minecraft game.

After sharing on social networks such as Twitter, Reddit, Youtube. Slayton's achievement caused the online community to explode: His video on Youtube attracted 3.7 million views after a week of posting. On Reddit or Twitter, everyone was amazed at the level of detail and size of the model.

'What am I doing with my life?' Slayton said in the video's description. 'I sat in a tiny room, drenched in sweat, for eight hours trying to make curves around a black hole.'

Saturn is recreated by Slayton in the game Minecraft with extremely high accuracy. (Image from clip).

According to the sharing, the first problem Slayton encountered was trying to recreate the dark and light sides of planets like Earth, Mars. in a game with no light sources.

Slayton also had to look at photographs very carefully, and apply advanced mathematics to recreate the continents and surface of a planet to the most accurate scale possible.

With his work, Slayton hopes that he will use Minecraft to attract communities and investors to projects about multiverses, hyperverses, or multidimensionality.