New 3d Model Of Solar System And Night Sky

[Mito]

Hi, for all of you we´ve made new user-friendly interactive 3D model of solar system and night sky with real-time planetary positions.

 

http://www.solarsystemscope.com/ (requires flash)

 

Application in a simple way helps students and laymen to understand the movements of the planets and to recognize constellations.

 

For astronomers it also brings other interesting views and various settings.

 

It's free and without needing to install, so definitely try it :-)

[Mito]

Hi,

We are happy to tell you that we have a new little model on our website

 

REMOVED REPEATED LINK

 

called Season Scope - shows actual position of the Sun and the Moon for your location with lots of information:

sunrise, sunset, lenght of day, moon phase and more...

Your location will remain saved.

 

We hope you will find it interesting

Edited May 27, 2011 by sanctus
Not sure whether to classify as spam or not, but with twice the same link I would be sure ;-)

[ThermalCoal]

Hi, for all of you we´ve made new user-friendly interactive 3D model of solar system and night sky with real-time planetary positions.

 

http://www.solarsystemscope.com/ (requires flash)

 

Application in a simple way helps students and laymen to understand the movements of the planets and to recognize constellations.

 

For astronomers it also brings other interesting views and various settings.

 

It's free and without needing to install, so definitely try it :-)

 

Hi Mito! Thank you so much for the link that posted here. I checked it and I would say it's sooo amazing. It's very well done. Now, I can see the solar system in 3D. I am glad I found this forum. It's really helpful especially for kids.

[Mito]

Hi,

After the success of SolarSystemScope we have launched a new Watch & Play model

 

http://www.sunmoonscope.com/

 

focused on the Sun and the Moon as they appear from the given location of the Earth surface:

- current position of the Sun, its trajectory, time and azimuth of sunrise and sunset

- moon phases, current position and trajectory of the Moon

- seasons, solstices and equinoxes in chart

 

But the most interesting part is to drag the model in time and watch changes during a day or year.

(polar day and night, analemma and situations on the equator are our favourite)

 

Enjoy it :-)