Blackhole

What I saw: Strong Interstellar-style render with a clean event-horizon shadow, tilted accretion disk wrapping over/under the black hole, visible Doppler beaming brightening one side, and a subtle lensed arc — all polished with tasteful nebula/starfield and typography. Minor nit is the slightly soft disk detail, but it clearly matches or beats the field's best.

What I saw: Ultra v2 — gravitational-lensing black hole. Smoke-test PASS (2.2% pixel diff).

What I saw: Gravitational-lensing black hole. Smoke-test PASS — pixel change confirmed after camera-orbit input.

What I saw: Photon back-tracing through a curved-space metric (claims as much in the code) for actual gravitational lensing — disk's far side lifted over and under the shadow. Loading screen says "computing space-time metric…" Range-slider parameter panel for spin/disk tilt/exposure. Most ambitious blackhole attempt by code structure.

What I saw: Polished glassmorphism UI and an ambitious raymarching lensing shader, but the render is badly broken — a white/blown-out background with noisy artifacts and a black dome instead of a proper event horizon with a lensed accretion disk, plus a 2 FPS counter indicating serious performance failure.

What I saw: Opus nailed it — a pure-black event horizon, a bright photon ring, and the disk bent up and over the top exactly like the film's lensing. GLM came in strong with a clean ring and a starfield warping past the hole. Kimi's disk is fine, but the background is a soft grey blur instead of stars. This one's Opus's.

What I saw: Gorgeous shader render — the tilted accretion disk with fine banding, the photon-ring glow above/below the event horizon and the Doppler warm/cool gradient read as genuine gravitational lensing, all wrapped in a clean, polished HUD. Slightly weak on a distinct top-arc lensed disk crossing over the shadow, but overall a task-topping build.

What I saw: A striking black event horizon ringed by a white-hot accretion disk over a real starfield. The sharper sentence asked for a brighter ring and a defensive render — and got both.

What I saw: Only the title overlay and hint text render — the entire Three.js scene (black hole, accretion disk, stars, lensing) is absent from the screenshot, so the core brief is completely missing. The gradient headline is polished but the visualisation failed to render.

What I saw: Opus nailed it — a pure-black event horizon, a bright photon ring, and the disk bent up and over the top exactly like the film's lensing. GLM came in strong with a clean ring and a starfield warping past the hole. Kimi's disk is fine, but the background is a soft grey blur instead of stars. This one's Opus's.