Observed arrival · 2026-09-30
Solar 1:150M: Walk the planets
A map-based, walkable model scales the solar system across the area around Székesfehérvár, Hungary.
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- Local walkers, families, and curious astronomy learners
- Worth noticing
- The model makes light’s travel time walkable: Earth is about eight minutes from the Sun at the model’s walking pace.
Field notes
The page pairs mapped planet locations with comparisons to familiar objects: Mercury is described as a 33 mm walnut, while Jupiter is 932 mm across in the model. It also uses the scale to make orbital motion tangible, estimating Earth’s modeled progress at about 70 cm per hour and its orbit at 6.3 km. The page says QR-code information signs are placed at the planets.
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