Particle accelerator light-speed journey
Particle accelerator animation in 3D: one proton rides from a light tunnel to a collision and a glowing ring. Copy the prompt into Claude and edit it.
A single glowing proton travels through nine hard-cut scenes, starting in a white light tunnel. Each stage of the accelerator chain gets its own camera, with a big condensed number and a small label landing on every beat. It ends in a head-on collision, then pulls out to a glowing ring on a night map.
Edit the hook number and label, each stage name, the speeds that count up, the magnet temperature and the lap count. The square frame fits Instagram and LinkedIn feeds. Use it for science channels, physics lessons, museum screens or any journey told through stats, such as a data packet or a parcel.
Use it for
- Physics lesson opener
- Science channel explainer
- Museum screen loop
Category: 3D. Format: square.
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.