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MolScope is an exploratory chemistry research app by AxaiaSoft. It combines interactive 2D and 3D molecular visualization with open FreeSolv data to investigate relationships between molecular structure and hydration free energy. Users can explore 642 molecules, filter molecular features, compare similar compounds, and examine differences between experimental measurements and simulation results. A transparent kNN model estimates hydration energy from molecular fingerprints and reports its performance on separate test data against a simple baseline. The prototype supports CSV import, SMILES queries, local SDF geometry import, and data export. Chemical analysis runs in the browser using RDKit and WebAssembly. Its 3D views display computed conformers with rotation, zoom, and multiple rendering styles.

Explore 635 component variants and over 1.34 trillion combinations. Mix hulls, wings, materials, engines, reactors, and onboard systems without compatibility restrictions. Test your creations under structural loads, in planetary atmospheres, in space, and through fictional hyperspace jumps. Watch live telemetry and visible structural failures, save your fleet, and export technical drawings and performance sheets. A creative engineering playground powered by simplified game physics.

How might the universe have evolved under different conditions? COSMA turns this question into an interactive experience. An adjustable timeline spans 13.8 billion years of cosmic evolution. At selected moments, sliders let you change matter concentration, star formation, and black hole activity. A side-by-side comparison with an unchanged reference reveals the effects on subsequent model development. Rotatable 3D scenes illustrate the cosmic web, galaxies, nebulae, and a schematic star system. Seven spectral views, from radio to gamma rays, highlight different components. Profiles of familiar astronomical objects explain their properties and chemical constituents. Experiments can be saved locally, exported as scenarios, and captured as images. A dark, responsive interface puts visual exploration at the center of the experience. COSMA is an experimental prototype built on simplified illustrative models. It demonstrates qualitative relationships. Full cosmological simulation and molecular chemistry calculations are potential directions for future development.