ENZO

ENZO is an open-source computer code used by scientists to simulate the universe's evolution. It numerically models cosmic structures, such as galaxies and galaxy clusters, by solving complex physics equations related to gravity, fluid dynamics, and magnetic fields. Using ENZO, researchers can explore how matter and energy interact over billions of years, helping to understand phenomena like dark matter, dark energy, star formation, and cosmic evolution. Its adaptive mesh refinement technology allows for detailed simulations at multiple scales, making it a powerful tool for astrophysics research.