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free flightFly wherever you like. Dock with passing spacecraft, return to Earth, or build a small base on Mars.
Over 900 celestial objects sit at their actual positions, at their actual distances. Click a target, and the autopilot flies you there. Or you steer yourself past stars, planets and nebulae.
Every star, planet, moon and nebula and every galaxy sits at the right position and at the right distance. The Oort cloud lies far out, so the flight there takes a long time.
Nobody tests you before you are ready. You fly around, take a closer look and read up on what you see.
Click an object, and the autopilot flies you there across the actual distance. Or you steer yourself.
Fly close to an object and scan it. A card explains in simple words what you are looking at.
Every discovery adds knowledge points and lifts you from cadet toward commander, at your own pace.
You can switch at any time. All ways to play are freely available, and there is no time pressure.
Fly wherever you like. Dock with passing spacecraft, return to Earth, or build a small base on Mars.
Stay close to an object, and you see what it is, how big it is and how far away.
Guided lessons with a set goal.
Test what you have seen. A wrong guess costs nothing.
Every knowledge point moves you up, from cadet to commander.
The tour flies you to the best-known objects. You do not have to steer.
The same universe, explained at 3 levels. You can switch at any time.
More guidance and simpler words, the overview first. For the youngest.
Numbers, names and the reasons behind them. For everyone who wants to know more.
NASA-level detail, with technical terms.
One of the first star systems whose planets were photographed directly. There is a new object of the day every day.
Your progress is stored only on your device. Nobody tracks you, nothing is sold.
A high-contrast mode, a brightness control, and motion can be switched off.
At NASA level, in simple words.
Run by Ankarina on servers in Europe.
From the stars to your body, from music to mathematics: 16 worlds, and every link between them comes with an explanation and a source.
Swim from a sunlit coral reef down to the Challenger Deep, past kelp forests and black smokers, and visit the wrecks of Titanic, Endurance and Bismarck.