Space Simulation
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SpaceWander Virtual Space Trip!
Fly to Mars! Visit Jupiter and the Hubble deep space pictures! SpaceWander is an award-winning multimedia tour of space! It's free and it's fun for all ages! Includes real NASA images, links for beginning and advanced users, telescopes, field guides, and information about real space travel!
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Celestia: A 3D Space Simulator
Celestia, a real-time 3D space simulation featuring a database of over 100, 000 stars, nearly a hundred solar system, objects, and a complete catalog of extrasolar planets.
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FMJ-Software - Home of Awave-family, Image Eye, Any Image, StarStrider, Chromatica & CleanDisk
FMJ-Software: Awave Studio - Any Image - Image Eye - StarStrider - CleanDisk - Awave Audio - Awave ACDR. Awave Studio is the no 1 audio and wavetable instrument file format converter, editor and player. Any Image is an image file format batch converter. Image Eye is a fast, 'lean' image viewer. StarStrider is a superb, photorealistic, realtime 3D planetarium using the Hipparcos database.
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OpenUniverse: A Free Space Simulator
Contents Last update: Nov 14, 2001 Click here for the ultimate FREE space simulator News Nov 14, 2001: Big news (kinda). I'm pretty sure most of you have noticed OU hasn't been updated for a long long time. We've decided not to waste time and focus our effort in helping Chris Laurel out. He's doing an amazing job with Celestia and we'll try to contribute as much as we can. I'm not saying OU is ...
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Solar Kingdom: Space Simulator and Encyclopedia
Silverfrost.com home to Solar Kingdom the solar system simulator and multimedia encyclopaedia for Windows. Fly throughout the solar system and experience spectacular scenery that is truly 'out of this world'.
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A Scale Model of the Solar System
This applet is the obligatory scale model of the solar system. Distance is in AUs, velocity in AUs per hour, mass in units of 1028 pounds, yielding G=1.2944x10-8. Initial positions are accurate to about 5 digits. The simulation doesn't account for relativity, oblateness of the sun, solar winds, asteroids, galactic gravitational flux, and any number of other things. The numbers in the corner ...
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