Show HN: Galaxy visualization using Redshift data (Raylib, C)

I've been iterating on a small galaxy visualization project that originally started as a university course assignment, using only provided sample data (no real astronomical distances). Recently, I updated it to include redshift-based distance data, which makes the 3D structure more meaningful and closer to real large-scale galaxy distributions. Repo: https://github.com/Avicted/galaxy_visualization_raylib https://github.com/Avicted/galaxy_visualization_raylib Demo video (3D navigation + galaxy structures): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fC83RDWuPvw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fC83RDWuPvw Current state: - Written in C (C99 standard) using Raylib - Realtime 3D visualization with free camera movement - Uses redshift values to approximate distances - Cross-compiled builds via mingw64 (Linux & Windows releases on GitHub) Still very much a learning / exploration project There's plenty that could be improved (accuracy, performance, interaction, visuals), but I figured I'd share the update in case it's interesting or sparks suggestions. Happy to hear feedback or pointers to better approaches or datasets. Thanks!