8k Solar System Score vVARY

8k Solar System Score is an educational application for anyone interested in our amazing space with 8192x8192 px resolution

Take a journey to our solar system with this app now.

Features:
- Pinch to zoom
- Improved rotation around the planets
- Increased resolution to 8192x8192 px for most of the planets.
- New realistic atmosphere shader(control amount of atmosphere, color, radius)
- Free rotation around the planets
- Planets information (Dynamically read from txt files - easy to modify)
- Planets orbiting around the Sun(Individual planet orbit speed can be adjusted as well as global speed for all of the planets)
- 4 different Planet
- 4 new satellites (more to come)
- 3D space navigation
- An entire solar system with the Sun, 8 major planets and the Moon.
- Wikipedia information about Planet
- Timer setting with speed up options to learn the spinning and orbiting basics of the solar system
- Fantastic simulation of the Earth's seasonal tilt degree and day-night simulation based on your device global location.
- Fair clouds, ambient night view and atmosphere simulation for our planet Earth.
- Real scale factor on the planet size, spin/orbit speed, and distance to the sun.

"8k Solar System Score" is a fun way of Exploring, Discovering and Playing with the Solar System and Outer Space.


8k Solar System Score contains 9 planets, 5 satellites, and Sun.
- Mercury
- Venus
- Earth
- Moon
- Mars
- Jupiter
- Saturn
- Uranus
- Neptune
- Pluto

Scientific Instrument

"8k Solar System Score" calculations are based on up-to-date orbital parameters published by NASA and let you simulate celestial positions at any given time.

Useful for Everyone

"8k Solar System Score" is well suited for all audiences and ages: It is enjoyed by space enthusiasts, teachers, scientists, but Solar is successfully used even by children of 4+ years of age!

Unique Maps

We are proud to present a very unique set of planetary and moon maps, that let you experience a true-color space as never before.

These accurate maps are based on NASA elevation and imagery data. Colors and shades of the textures are tuned according to true-color photos made by Messenger, Viking, Cassini and New Horizon spacecraft, and the Hubble Space Telescope.