Black hole flyby melts Earth
A black hole flyby animation in 9:16: a tiny hole skims Earth twice, first stretching it, then melting it. Copy the prompt into Claude and change the words.
A tiny black hole rises from bottom left and crosses Earth's face, bending light into a thin ring of ocean. On the first pass the planet stretches into an egg and rings like a bell. The scene rewinds, the mass rises, and the second pass cracks the crust into glowing seams until the surface is molten red. The camera then cranes up and finds a small lensed copy of red Earth in the ring.
You can change the opening title, both pass labels and outcomes, and both masses in Earth masses (cracks begin from 0.75). Lava glow, atmosphere and caption colour are editable too. The tall 1080x1920 format suits Shorts, Reels and TikTok science explainers.
Use it for
- Science what-if Shorts
- Astronomy explainer for Reels
- Classroom gravity demonstration clip
Category: Explainers. Format: vertical 9:16.
How to use this scene in Claude
Copy the scene's prompt into claude.ai or the Claude app and Claude builds it as a live preview. For an MP4, pull the scene into Claude Code and render it on your own machine with npx hyperframes render. Or add the Scenes connector (https://scenes.design/mcp) to Claude and just ask for the scene. Full steps: Docs.