Solar Explorer 3D
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Description
Embark on an unprecedented immersive journey through the cosmos!
Solar Explorer presents a stunning 3D simulation of the Solar System based on real astronomical data, allowing you to experience the grandeur and mystery of the universe right in your hands.
Key Features
Realistic Simulation – Accurately models the orbital and rotational motion of Solar System bodies and spacecraft in a true 3D environment.
Close-Up View – Explore surface details, rotation, and the orbits of moons within planetary systems, including detailed 3D models of spacecraft.
Landing View - Touch down at designated spots on different celestial bodies and look up at a realistic starry sky and the Milky Way.
Time Acceleration – Speed up time to intuitively observe the motion of Solar System objects and spacecraft.
Mission Replay – Selected mission and event replay feature, allowing you to review panoramic trajectories of major space missions and close-ups of key events.
Surface Maps – Zoom in to the surface in close view and watch surface features emerge across the Moon, Mars, and other celestial bodies.
Professional-Grade Experience
Real-time orbital positions of planets, moons, and spacecraft are precisely computed using celestial mechanics, with extensive real-time data displayed in the information panel.
In celestial close-up view, observe high-resolution surface textures, realistic rotation, and the trajectories of major moons.
Spacecraft close-up view features high-quality 3D models, including all five probes that have traveled beyond Neptune’s orbit, with real-time speed and distance-from-Earth data.
Observe every successful soft-landing probe in history on the Moon, Mars, and Venus, along with detailed surface feature data.
In Landing View, the system accurately simulates the local sky and celestial motion based on celestial mechanics and spatial geometry, including phenomena such as lunar tidal locking and Venus’s retrograde rotation.
Beautifully rendered planetary rings and solar halos, precisely simulated asteroid belt and Kuiper belt — even shadows and transit phenomena are faithfully recreated, capturing the wonder of space.
Intuitive Controls
Tap any celestial body or label to enter close-up view, with a catalog available to browse all celestial bodies and spacecraft.
Use one-finger rotation and two-finger zoom to adjust viewing angle and range.
In close-up view, a locator allows easy selection of target locations; on Earth, your current location can be used directly.
In orbit view, close-up view, and landing view, multiple time-acceleration levels are available to observe rotation and revolution.
Whether you’re an astronomy enthusiast, an educator, or a curious explorer, Solar Explorer opens a gateway to the mysteries of the universe. Download now and begin your space adventure!