Observed arrival · 2026-09-25
A Live Atlas from Earth to the Milky Way
A browser-based 3D atlas for exploring the Solar System, nearby stars, exoplanets, and larger galactic structures, with live-position calculations and guided navigation.
- For
- Curious sky-watchers and space learners
- Worth noticing
- Planet positions use JPL Keplerian elements; exploration enlarges bodies 40× while retaining true distances, with the page noting approximations.
Field notes
Navigation offers jumps to Earth, the Moon, Saturn, the ISS and the Milky Way, alongside a guided tour, layer controls and a 1950–2100 time range. The page says positions are calculated in-browser from sources including JPL orbital elements, CelesTrak satellite data propagated with SGP4 and the NASA Exoplanet Archive. It also discloses that the Milky Way and Andromeda are illustrative particle models, not literal renderings.
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