THE SOLAR SYSTEM IN 3-D

Click in the feature window above to start the Online Model.  It takes a moment to load, but it's worth it!  Then start navigating our Solar System!  Along the edges of the feature window are numerous intuitive controls.

This is a very good tool for visualizing the major planets of our Solar System.  But if you want to venture to more major moons of the planets, and beyond our Solar system—to other stars, to clusters, to galaxies and more—you'll probably want to download the free astro-simware  CELESTIA.  You can learn all about it on our  Intro  page.


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