With sources
Terms and relations say where they come from.
Web · Learning world in the browser
Everything is connected to everything.
Why does your blood need iron? Why does ice float? Boundless Knowledge shows how things connect: from stars to your body, from music to mathematics.
01 / The idea
Knowledge as a web.
An encyclopedia explains terms one at a time. Boundless Knowledge explains the links between them. Every term appears once, every relation has an explanation and a source. You start with one question and 3 steps later you are in a different subject.
You enter through 16 worlds, from mathematics to the body and music to cultures and myths. Two of them lead straight on: space to Boundless Expanse, the ocean to Boundless Deep.
3 ways to browse.
- 01
Pick a world
Mathematics, Earth, chemistry, the body, language, time, physics, inventions, evolution, dinosaurs, music, art, history, myths. Each world is a room of its own.
- 02
Start with a question
Why does ice float? What links multiplying and dividing? The home page suggests questions that cut across subjects.
- 03
Connect knowledge
The knowledge web shows you what relates to what, and you click your way from term to term.
With sources, without traces.
Bilingual
German and English, with the same terms underneath.
Without traces
The site consists of static files only. There is no database and no analysis of your learning path.
Still growing
The web is still growing. Some worlds are built out further than others.
Which world sparks your curiosity?
Pick a world Runs in the browser at boundless-knowledge.com. Nothing to install.
More in the series:
- 01 · Above · Space
Boundless Expanse
Fly through space. More than 900 celestial objects sit at their actual positions, from the Moon to the deep field. Pick a target, and the autopilot flies you there.
- 03 · Below · Ocean
Boundless Deep
Swim from a sunlit coral reef down to the Challenger Deep, past kelp forests and black smokers, and visit the wrecks of Titanic, Endurance and Bismarck.