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Planetarium 3D turns the solar system into a place you can actually move through.
Spin the system with your fingers, zoom in, tap a world, and launch across space to meet it. Drift past Saturn's rings, drop in on Jupiter's moons, or head far beyond Pluto to explore dwarf planets and distant icy worlds.
Choose how you want to travel:
- Tap any planet to fly there instantly
- Visit moons directly and open fact cards along the way
- Explore dwarf planets and named asteroids beyond the main planetary lineup
- Launch cinematic tours with different flight styles and perspectives
- Capture and share your favorite views
This version lets you explore more than the classic solar system view. Alongside the 9 planets and 23 moons (now with Mimas, Iapetus, Miranda), you can now travel to worlds like Ceres, Vesta, Pallas, Haumea, Makemake, Eris, Sedna and Quaoar.
Built for curiosity, not complexity:
- Beautiful 3D planets, rings, lighting and atmosphere effects
- Real science-inspired facts and orbital data
- Simple touch controls with quick onboarding
- Supports iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple TV
- Available in 19 languages
No account. No setup. Just open the app and start flying.
Version History * Improved surface imagery for Eros, Vesta, Haumea, and Ida.
* Added detailed procedural surfaces for Pallas, Quaoar, Sedna, and Hygiea.
* Improved minor-planet and asteroid rendering with more natural colors, terrain variation, and lighting.
* Fixed an issue that could cause some celestial bodies to appear as plain, untextured shapes.
* Improved texture loading and visual fallbacks.
* General stability and performance improvements. 3.2 Jul 15 Release 3.1 — A bigger Solar System!
• Quaoar joins as the second ringed dwarf planet, alongside Haumea
• Three new moons: Mimas, Iapetus, and Miranda
• Real NASA surface textures for Ceres, Vesta, Eros, Ida, Mimas & more
• Vesta and Pallas now show their true irregular shapes
• Fixed real-orbits mode — planets at their actual positions in space
• Faster, more visible orbital motion for outer dwarfs
• Tighter camera framing for asteroids and dwarf planets
Thanks for exploring with us! 3.1 Jun 1 This update opens up a much bigger solar system.
Explore beyond the main planets with dwarf planets like Ceres, Haumea, Eris and Sedna, plus named asteroids to visit up close. New Slingshot Tour and Astronomer Tour modes join the original journey, giving you more cinematic ways to fly through space. The new navigator also makes it easier to jump straight to the Sun, planets, moons and smaller worlds.
You'll also notice richer atmosphere effects, improved ring visuals, smoother onboarding, and built-in screenshot sharing so you can save and share your favorite views. 3.0 May 11 Clear Skies. We’ve cleared out the "space debris" (small bug fixes) to ensure your 3D flight remains crystal clear and lag-free. 2.3 Mar 29 Clear Skies. We’ve cleared out the "space debris" (small bug fixes) to ensure your 3D flight remains crystal clear and lag-free. 2.2 Mar 21 Auto-Pilot: Engaged. Click once and watch the universe unfold. The Auto-Pilot takes the helm, gliding you through a breathtaking 3D simulation.
Two New Cinematic Tours. We’ve added two fresh ways to witness the solar system. Just hit play, sit back, and watch the orbits align.
The Sound of Space. A brand-new, immersive soundtrack has landed. It’s high-fidelity audio designed to match the scale of the view.
Clear Skies. We’ve cleared out the "space debris" (small bug fixes) to ensure your 3D flight remains crystal clear and lag-free. 2.1 Mar 17 Eight years is a long time in space.
This update is a complete rebuild. Nothing from the previous version survives except the idea.
Fly there. Tap any planet and the camera launches across the solar system to meet it. No menus. No lists. Just go.
The Grand Tour. One button sends you on a cinematic journey from Neptune inward to the Sun — three different flight styles, randomised every time. Orbital sweeps. Polar dives. Close passes beside Saturn's rings. Flyby cards with real facts at every planet.
Moons. Twenty of them, each with real NASA data. Tap Europa's icy shell. Read about Titan's methane lakes. Watch Triton orbit backwards toward its eventual destruction.
It looks different too. Atmosphere bloom on Earth, Venus, Mars and Titan. Volumetric sun shader. Particle star field. Cinematic FOV shifts during flight. Rings on Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune.
11 languages. English, German, Spanish, French, Chinese, Japanese, Arabic, Italian, Portuguese, Korean, Hindi.
If you loved the original, thank you for waiting. This is what it always should have been. 2.0 Mar 12 - updated for iOS 11 1.7 10/27/2017 - general improvements for iOS 10 1.6 09/19/2016 - new texture for Pluto
- new texture for Milky Way
- support for iPad Pro 1.5 05/23/2016 - improvements and bug fix 1.4 11/17/2015 - Optimized for iOS 9 1.3 10/15/2015 - new Pluto texture 1.2 09/10/2015 - improved Moon rotation
- added german translation 1.1 03/04/2015 1.0 02/22/2015
About Planetarium 3D - Solar System
The company that develops Planetarium 3D - Solar System is Solueman Hussain. The latest version released by its developer is 3.2.
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version 3.2
posted on 2026-10-14
Version History * Improved surface imagery for Eros, Vesta, Haumea, and Ida.
* Added detailed procedural surfaces for Pallas, Quaoar, Sedna, and Hygiea.
* Improved minor-planet and asteroid rendering with more natural colors, terrain variation, and lighting.
* Fixed an issue that could cause some celestial bodies to appear as plain, untextured shapes.
* Improved texture loading and visual fallbacks.
* General stability and performance improvements. 3.2 Jul 15 Release 3.1 — A bigger Solar System!
• Quaoar joins as the second ringed dwarf planet, alongside Haumea
• Three new moons: Mimas, Iapetus, and Miranda
• Real NASA surface textures for Ceres, Vesta, Eros, Ida, Mimas & more
• Vesta and Pallas now show their true irregular shapes
• Fixed real-orbits mode — planets at their actual positions in space
• Faster, more visible orbital motion for outer dwarfs
• Tighter camera framing for asteroids and dwarf planets
Thanks for exploring with us! 3.1 Jun 1 This update opens up a much bigger solar system.
Explore beyond the main planets with dwarf planets like Ceres, Haumea, Eris and Sedna, plus named asteroids to visit up close. New Slingshot Tour and Astronomer Tour modes join the original journey, giving you more cinematic ways to fly through space. The new navigator also makes it easier to jump straight to the Sun, planets, moons and smaller worlds.
You'll also notice richer atmosphere effects, improved ring visuals, smoother onboarding, and built-in screenshot sharing so you can save and share your favorite views. 3.0 May 11 Clear Skies. We’ve cleared out the "space debris" (small bug fixes) to ensure your 3D flight remains crystal clear and lag-free. 2.3 Mar 29 Clear Skies. We’ve cleared out the "space debris" (small bug fixes) to ensure your 3D flight remains crystal clear and lag-free. 2.2 Mar 21 Auto-Pilot: Engaged. Click once and watch the universe unfold. The Auto-Pilot takes the helm, gliding you through a breathtaking 3D simulation.
Two New Cinematic Tours. We’ve added two fresh ways to witness the solar system. Just hit play, sit back, and watch the orbits align.
The Sound of Space. A brand-new, immersive soundtrack has landed. It’s high-fidelity audio designed to match the scale of the view.
Clear Skies. We’ve cleared out the "space debris" (small bug fixes) to ensure your 3D flight remains crystal clear and lag-free. 2.1 Mar 17 Eight years is a long time in space.
This update is a complete rebuild. Nothing from the previous version survives except the idea.
Fly there. Tap any planet and the camera launches across the solar system to meet it. No menus. No lists. Just go.
The Grand Tour. One button sends you on a cinematic journey from Neptune inward to the Sun — three different flight styles, randomised every time. Orbital sweeps. Polar dives. Close passes beside Saturn's rings. Flyby cards with real facts at every planet.
Moons. Twenty of them, each with real NASA data. Tap Europa's icy shell. Read about Titan's methane lakes. Watch Triton orbit backwards toward its eventual destruction.
It looks different too. Atmosphere bloom on Earth, Venus, Mars and Titan. Volumetric sun shader. Particle star field. Cinematic FOV shifts during flight. Rings on Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune.
11 languages. English, German, Spanish, French, Chinese, Japanese, Arabic, Italian, Portuguese, Korean, Hindi.
If you loved the original, thank you for waiting. This is what it always should have been. 2.0 Mar 12 - updated for iOS 11 1.7 10/27/2017 - general improvements for iOS 10 1.6 09/19/2016 - new texture for Pluto
- new texture for Milky Way
- support for iPad Pro 1.5 05/23/2016 - improvements and bug fix 1.4 11/17/2015 - Optimized for iOS 9 1.3 10/15/2015 - new Pluto texture 1.2 09/10/2015 - improved Moon rotation
- added german translation 1.1 03/04/2015 1.0 02/22/2015
version 3.2
posted on 2026-09-04
Version History * Improved surface imagery for Eros, Vesta, Haumea, and Ida.
* Added detailed procedural surfaces for Pallas, Quaoar, Sedna, and Hygiea.
* Improved minor-planet and asteroid rendering with more natural colors, terrain variation, and lighting.
* Fixed an issue that could cause some celestial bodies to appear as plain, untextured shapes.
* Improved texture loading and visual fallbacks.
* General stability and performance improvements. 3.2 Jul 15 Release 3.1 — A bigger Solar System!
• Quaoar joins as the second ringed dwarf planet, alongside Haumea
• Three new moons: Mimas, Iapetus, and Miranda
• Real NASA surface textures for Ceres, Vesta, Eros, Ida, Mimas & more
• Vesta and Pallas now show their true irregular shapes
• Fixed real-orbits mode — planets at their actual positions in space
• Faster, more visible orbital motion for outer dwarfs
• Tighter camera framing for asteroids and dwarf planets
Thanks for exploring with us! 3.1 Jun 1 This update opens up a much bigger solar system.
Explore beyond the main planets with dwarf planets like Ceres, Haumea, Eris and Sedna, plus named asteroids to visit up close. New Slingshot Tour and Astronomer Tour modes join the original journey, giving you more cinematic ways to fly through space. The new navigator also makes it easier to jump straight to the Sun, planets, moons and smaller worlds.
You'll also notice richer atmosphere effects, improved ring visuals, smoother onboarding, and built-in screenshot sharing so you can save and share your favorite views. 3.0 May 11 Clear Skies. We’ve cleared out the "space debris" (small bug fixes) to ensure your 3D flight remains crystal clear and lag-free. 2.3 Mar 29 Clear Skies. We’ve cleared out the "space debris" (small bug fixes) to ensure your 3D flight remains crystal clear and lag-free. 2.2 Mar 21 Auto-Pilot: Engaged. Click once and watch the universe unfold. The Auto-Pilot takes the helm, gliding you through a breathtaking 3D simulation.
Two New Cinematic Tours. We’ve added two fresh ways to witness the solar system. Just hit play, sit back, and watch the orbits align.
The Sound of Space. A brand-new, immersive soundtrack has landed. It’s high-fidelity audio designed to match the scale of the view.
Clear Skies. We’ve cleared out the "space debris" (small bug fixes) to ensure your 3D flight remains crystal clear and lag-free. 2.1 Mar 17 Eight years is a long time in space.
This update is a complete rebuild. Nothing from the previous version survives except the idea.
Fly there. Tap any planet and the camera launches across the solar system to meet it. No menus. No lists. Just go.
The Grand Tour. One button sends you on a cinematic journey from Neptune inward to the Sun — three different flight styles, randomised every time. Orbital sweeps. Polar dives. Close passes beside Saturn's rings. Flyby cards with real facts at every planet.
Moons. Twenty of them, each with real NASA data. Tap Europa's icy shell. Read about Titan's methane lakes. Watch Triton orbit backwards toward its eventual destruction.
It looks different too. Atmosphere bloom on Earth, Venus, Mars and Titan. Volumetric sun shader. Particle star field. Cinematic FOV shifts during flight. Rings on Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune.
11 languages. English, German, Spanish, French, Chinese, Japanese, Arabic, Italian, Portuguese, Korean, Hindi.
If you loved the original, thank you for waiting. This is what it always should have been. 2.0 Mar 12 This app has been updated by Apple to prepare for watchOS 27 compatibility. No new features are included.
- updated for iOS 11 1.7 10/27/2017 - general improvements for iOS 10 1.6 09/19/2016 - new texture for Pluto
- new texture for Milky Way
- support for iPad Pro 1.5 05/23/2016 - improvements and bug fix 1.4 11/17/2015 - Optimized for iOS 9 1.3 10/15/2015 - new Pluto texture 1.2 09/10/2015 - improved Moon rotation
- added german translation 1.1 03/04/2015 1.0 02/22/2015
version 3.2
posted on 2026-08-23
Version History * Improved surface imagery for Eros, Vesta, Haumea, and Ida.
* Added detailed procedural surfaces for Pallas, Quaoar, Sedna, and Hygiea.
* Improved minor-planet and asteroid rendering with more natural colors, terrain variation, and lighting.
* Fixed an issue that could cause some celestial bodies to appear as plain, untextured shapes.
* Improved texture loading and visual fallbacks.
* General stability and performance improvements. 3.2 Jul 15 Release 3.1 — A bigger Solar System!
• Quaoar joins as the second ringed dwarf planet, alongside Haumea
• Three new moons: Mimas, Iapetus, and Miranda
• Real NASA surface textures for Ceres, Vesta, Eros, Ida, Mimas & more
• Vesta and Pallas now show their true irregular shapes
• Fixed real-orbits mode — planets at their actual positions in space
• Faster, more visible orbital motion for outer dwarfs
• Tighter camera framing for asteroids and dwarf planets
Thanks for exploring with us! 3.1 Jun 1 This update opens up a much bigger solar system.
Explore beyond the main planets with dwarf planets like Ceres, Haumea, Eris and Sedna, plus named asteroids to visit up close. New Slingshot Tour and Astronomer Tour modes join the original journey, giving you more cinematic ways to fly through space. The new navigator also makes it easier to jump straight to the Sun, planets, moons and smaller worlds.
You'll also notice richer atmosphere effects, improved ring visuals, smoother onboarding, and built-in screenshot sharing so you can save and share your favorite views. 3.0 May 11 Clear Skies. We’ve cleared out the "space debris" (small bug fixes) to ensure your 3D flight remains crystal clear and lag-free. 2.3 Mar 29 Clear Skies. We’ve cleared out the "space debris" (small bug fixes) to ensure your 3D flight remains crystal clear and lag-free. 2.2 Mar 21 Auto-Pilot: Engaged. Click once and watch the universe unfold. The Auto-Pilot takes the helm, gliding you through a breathtaking 3D simulation.
Two New Cinematic Tours. We’ve added two fresh ways to witness the solar system. Just hit play, sit back, and watch the orbits align.
The Sound of Space. A brand-new, immersive soundtrack has landed. It’s high-fidelity audio designed to match the scale of the view.
Clear Skies. We’ve cleared out the "space debris" (small bug fixes) to ensure your 3D flight remains crystal clear and lag-free. 2.1 Mar 17 Eight years is a long time in space.
This update is a complete rebuild. Nothing from the previous version survives except the idea.
Fly there. Tap any planet and the camera launches across the solar system to meet it. No menus. No lists. Just go.
The Grand Tour. One button sends you on a cinematic journey from Neptune inward to the Sun — three different flight styles, randomised every time. Orbital sweeps. Polar dives. Close passes beside Saturn's rings. Flyby cards with real facts at every planet.
Moons. Twenty of them, each with real NASA data. Tap Europa's icy shell. Read about Titan's methane lakes. Watch Triton orbit backwards toward its eventual destruction.
It looks different too. Atmosphere bloom on Earth, Venus, Mars and Titan. Volumetric sun shader. Particle star field. Cinematic FOV shifts during flight. Rings on Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune.
11 languages. English, German, Spanish, French, Chinese, Japanese, Arabic, Italian, Portuguese, Korean, Hindi.
If you loved the original, thank you for waiting. This is what it always should have been. 2.0 Mar 12 This update from Apple will improve the functionality of this app. No new features are included.
- updated for iOS 11 1.7 10/27/2017 - general improvements for iOS 10 1.6 09/19/2016 - new texture for Pluto
- new texture for Milky Way
- support for iPad Pro 1.5 05/23/2016 - improvements and bug fix 1.4 11/17/2015 - Optimized for iOS 9 1.3 10/15/2015 - new Pluto texture 1.2 09/10/2015 - improved Moon rotation
- added german translation 1.1 03/04/2015 1.0 02/22/2015
version 3.2
posted on 2026-07-22
Version History * Improved surface imagery for Eros, Vesta, Haumea, and Ida.
* Added detailed procedural surfaces for Pallas, Quaoar, Sedna, and Hygiea.
* Improved minor-planet and asteroid rendering with more natural colors, terrain variation, and lighting.
* Fixed an issue that could cause some celestial bodies to appear as plain, untextured shapes.
* Improved texture loading and visual fallbacks.
* General stability and performance improvements. 3.2 6d ago Release 3.1 — A bigger Solar System!
• Quaoar joins as the second ringed dwarf planet, alongside Haumea
• Three new moons: Mimas, Iapetus, and Miranda
• Real NASA surface textures for Ceres, Vesta, Eros, Ida, Mimas & more
• Vesta and Pallas now show their true irregular shapes
• Fixed real-orbits mode — planets at their actual positions in space
• Faster, more visible orbital motion for outer dwarfs
• Tighter camera framing for asteroids and dwarf planets
Thanks for exploring with us! 3.1 Jun 1 This update opens up a much bigger solar system.
Explore beyond the main planets with dwarf planets like Ceres, Haumea, Eris and Sedna, plus named asteroids to visit up close. New Slingshot Tour and Astronomer Tour modes join the original journey, giving you more cinematic ways to fly through space. The new navigator also makes it easier to jump straight to the Sun, planets, moons and smaller worlds.
You'll also notice richer atmosphere effects, improved ring visuals, smoother onboarding, and built-in screenshot sharing so you can save and share your favorite views. 3.0 May 11 Clear Skies. We’ve cleared out the "space debris" (small bug fixes) to ensure your 3D flight remains crystal clear and lag-free. 2.3 Mar 29 Clear Skies. We’ve cleared out the "space debris" (small bug fixes) to ensure your 3D flight remains crystal clear and lag-free. 2.2 Mar 21 Auto-Pilot: Engaged. Click once and watch the universe unfold. The Auto-Pilot takes the helm, gliding you through a breathtaking 3D simulation.
Two New Cinematic Tours. We’ve added two fresh ways to witness the solar system. Just hit play, sit back, and watch the orbits align.
The Sound of Space. A brand-new, immersive soundtrack has landed. It’s high-fidelity audio designed to match the scale of the view.
Clear Skies. We’ve cleared out the "space debris" (small bug fixes) to ensure your 3D flight remains crystal clear and lag-free. 2.1 Mar 17 Eight years is a long time in space.
This update is a complete rebuild. Nothing from the previous version survives except the idea.
Fly there. Tap any planet and the camera launches across the solar system to meet it. No menus. No lists. Just go.
The Grand Tour. One button sends you on a cinematic journey from Neptune inward to the Sun — three different flight styles, randomised every time. Orbital sweeps. Polar dives. Close passes beside Saturn's rings. Flyby cards with real facts at every planet.
Moons. Twenty of them, each with real NASA data. Tap Europa's icy shell. Read about Titan's methane lakes. Watch Triton orbit backwards toward its eventual destruction.
It looks different too. Atmosphere bloom on Earth, Venus, Mars and Titan. Volumetric sun shader. Particle star field. Cinematic FOV shifts during flight. Rings on Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune.
11 languages. English, German, Spanish, French, Chinese, Japanese, Arabic, Italian, Portuguese, Korean, Hindi.
If you loved the original, thank you for waiting. This is what it always should have been. 2.0 Mar 12 This update from Apple will improve the functionality of this app. No new features are included.
- updated for iOS 11 1.7 10/27/2017 - general improvements for iOS 10 1.6 09/19/2016 - new texture for Pluto
- new texture for Milky Way
- support for iPad Pro 1.5 05/23/2016 - improvements and bug fix 1.4 11/17/2015 - Optimized for iOS 9 1.3 10/15/2015 - new Pluto texture 1.2 09/10/2015 - improved Moon rotation
- added german translation 1.1 03/04/2015 1.0 02/22/2015
version 3.1
posted on 2026-06-30
Version History Release 3.1 — A bigger Solar System!
• Quaoar joins as the second ringed dwarf planet, alongside Haumea
• Three new moons: Mimas, Iapetus, and Miranda
• Real NASA surface textures for Ceres, Vesta, Eros, Ida, Mimas & more
• Vesta and Pallas now show their true irregular shapes
• Fixed real-orbits mode — planets at their actual positions in space
• Faster, more visible orbital motion for outer dwarfs
• Tighter camera framing for asteroids and dwarf planets
Thanks for exploring with us! 3.1 Jun 1 This update opens up a much bigger solar system.
Explore beyond the main planets with dwarf planets like Ceres, Haumea, Eris and Sedna, plus named asteroids to visit up close. New Slingshot Tour and Astronomer Tour modes join the original journey, giving you more cinematic ways to fly through space. The new navigator also makes it easier to jump straight to the Sun, planets, moons and smaller worlds.
You'll also notice richer atmosphere effects, improved ring visuals, smoother onboarding, and built-in screenshot sharing so you can save and share your favorite views. 3.0 May 11 Clear Skies. We’ve cleared out the "space debris" (small bug fixes) to ensure your 3D flight remains crystal clear and lag-free. 2.3 Mar 29 Clear Skies. We’ve cleared out the "space debris" (small bug fixes) to ensure your 3D flight remains crystal clear and lag-free. 2.2 Mar 21 Auto-Pilot: Engaged. Click once and watch the universe unfold. The Auto-Pilot takes the helm, gliding you through a breathtaking 3D simulation.
Two New Cinematic Tours. We’ve added two fresh ways to witness the solar system. Just hit play, sit back, and watch the orbits align.
The Sound of Space. A brand-new, immersive soundtrack has landed. It’s high-fidelity audio designed to match the scale of the view.
Clear Skies. We’ve cleared out the "space debris" (small bug fixes) to ensure your 3D flight remains crystal clear and lag-free. 2.1 Mar 17 Eight years is a long time in space.
This update is a complete rebuild. Nothing from the previous version survives except the idea.
Fly there. Tap any planet and the camera launches across the solar system to meet it. No menus. No lists. Just go.
The Grand Tour. One button sends you on a cinematic journey from Neptune inward to the Sun — three different flight styles, randomised every time. Orbital sweeps. Polar dives. Close passes beside Saturn's rings. Flyby cards with real facts at every planet.
Moons. Twenty of them, each with real NASA data. Tap Europa's icy shell. Read about Titan's methane lakes. Watch Triton orbit backwards toward its eventual destruction.
It looks different too. Atmosphere bloom on Earth, Venus, Mars and Titan. Volumetric sun shader. Particle star field. Cinematic FOV shifts during flight. Rings on Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune.
11 languages. English, German, Spanish, French, Chinese, Japanese, Arabic, Italian, Portuguese, Korean, Hindi.
If you loved the original, thank you for waiting. This is what it always should have been. 2.0 Mar 12 This update from Apple will improve the functionality of this app. No new features are included.
- updated for iOS 11 1.7 10/27/2017 - general improvements for iOS 10 1.6 09/19/2016 - new texture for Pluto
- new texture for Milky Way
- support for iPad Pro 1.5 05/23/2016 - improvements and bug fix 1.4 11/17/2015 - Optimized for iOS 9 1.3 10/15/2015 - new Pluto texture 1.2 09/10/2015 - improved Moon rotation
- added german translation 1.1 03/04/2015 1.0 02/22/2015
version 1.7
posted on 2017-10-27
Oct 27, 2017
Version 1.7
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
- updated for iOS 11
version 1.7
posted on 2017-10-27
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
- updated for iOS 11
version 2.0
posted on 1970-01-01
Eight years is a long time in space.
This update is a complete rebuild. Nothing from the previous version survives except the idea.
Fly there. Tap any planet and the camera launches across the solar system to meet it. No menus. No lists. Just go.
The Grand Tour. One button sends you on a cinematic journey from Neptune inward to the Sun — three different flight styles, randomised every time. Orbital sweeps. Polar dives. Close passes beside Saturn's rings. Flyby cards with real facts at every planet.
Moons. Twenty of them, each with real NASA data. Tap Europa's icy shell. Read about Titan's methane lakes. Watch Triton orbit backwards toward its eventual destruction.
It looks different too. Atmosphere bloom on Earth, Venus, Mars and Titan. Volumetric sun shader. Particle star field. Cinematic FOV shifts during flight. Rings on Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune.
11 languages. English, German, Spanish, French, Chinese, Japanese, Arabic, Italian, Portuguese, Korean, Hindi.
If you loved the original, thank you for waiting. This is what it always should have been.
version 2.1
posted on 1970-01-01
Auto-Pilot: Engaged. Click once and watch the universe unfold. The Auto-Pilot takes the helm, gliding you through a breathtaking 3D simulation.
Two New Cinematic Tours. We’ve added two fresh ways to witness the solar system. Just hit play, sit back, and watch the orbits align.
The Sound of Space. A brand-new, immersive soundtrack has landed. It’s high-fidelity audio designed to match the scale of the view.
Clear Skies. We’ve cleared out the "space debris" (small bug fixes) to ensure your 3D flight remains crystal clear and lag-free.
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