Science MV

Explain science through visible causes, transformations and results.

Science MV

Bring a topic, audience, duration and instrumental soundtrack. The Skill returns an editable Three.js film project, bilingual captions and native 4K export.

How it works

  1. Verify sources

    Your Agent checks the facts and opens the film with a concrete question.

  2. Build the scenes

    The principle becomes visible cause and effect, connected shot by shot.

  3. Render and check

    Captions are composited, then the 4K film is rendered and verified.

Frequently asked questions

Can I change the topic?

Yes. Give your Agent a topic, audience and duration to author the scenes and explanation. New topics need new visuals, not just different captions.

Can I generate it online?

Partly. Run now runs science-mv right on this page, in a Lab Chat session in your SandBase organization: the agent writes the editable project and a short low-resolution preview, and you can follow its progress here. The sandbox has no GPU, so export the native 4K film locally. Online runs are billed to your SandBase organization.

What do I need?

Node.js 22+, Chrome, FFmpeg and a GPU. Validated on macOS / ANGLE Metal; other platforms are unverified.

Does the example include audio?

It has original instrumental music, no narration, and Chinese/English captions. Viewing copies: text to protein is 96 seconds at 4K; neutrinos is approximately 125 seconds at 1080p. The three additional demos are 46–48 second 1080p viewing copies in the same music-only, bilingual-caption format.

Are these real experimental results?

Protein structures and reactions, neutrino paths and detector responses are teaching illustrations, not experimental footage. Neutrinos themselves do not emit blue light. The photosynthesis, sky scattering and mRNA immune scenes are also schematic teaching illustrations.