Solar System Scope

INOVE, s.r.o.

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this app

Solar System Scope is a fun way of Exploring, Discovering and Playing with the Solar System and Outer Space.

Welcome to the Space Playground

Solar System Scope (or just Solar) contains many views and celestial simulations, but most of all - it brings you closer to the furthest reaches of our world and lets you experience lots of fantastic space sceneries.

It aspires to be the most illustrative, easy to understand and simple to use space model.

3D Encyclopedia

In Solar’s unique encyclopedia you will find the most interesting facts about every planet, dwarf planet, every major moon and more – and everything is accompanied by realistic 3D visualizations.

Solar’s encyclopedia is available in 19 languages: English, Arabic, Bulgarian, Chinese, Czech, French, German, Greek, Indonesian, Italian, Korean, Persian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Slovak, Spanish, Turkish and Vietnamese. More languages are coming soon!

Nightsky Observatory

Enjoy Stars and constellation of the night sky as viewed from any given location on Earth. You can point your device at the sky to see all objects in their proper place, but you can also simulate Night sky in the past or in the future.

Now with advanced options that let you simulate ecliptic, equatorial and azimuthal line, or grid (among other things).

Scientific Instrument

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

For Everyone

Solar System Scope 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 spacecrafts, and the Hubble Space Telescope.

Basic resolution of these maps is for free – but if you would like the best experience, you can check out the highest quality, which is available with In-App purchase.

Join our vision

Our vision is to build the ultimate space model and bring you the deepest space experience.
And you can help - try Solar System Scope and if you like it, spread the word!

And don’t forget to join the community and vote for new features on:
http://www.solarsystemscope.com
http://www.facebook.com/solarsystemscopemodels

Ratings and reviews

I have a few things to say about this app: First of all, I think it's wonderful! I am obsessed with all things space. The ads are annoying, but at least they feature some cool products like telescopes, microscopes, etc. At least it's not those annoying TikTok advertisements and game ads. That's a plus for me! I think it would be cool if they would include actual pictures of the surfaces of the planets we've been able to take photographs of-(continue to next passage)

This app is the most unique and incredible experience I've had on a cellular device. It worked beautifully on my Note 10+ .The controls were straight forward. The performance was smooth. And the Rendering was the best I've seen for a solar walk app. If you live in just the right time period to explore a solar system in vivid color and detail with accurate rotation it would be a d*** shame to pass it up.

Absolutely amazing. The detail that went into making this is incredible for a phone app. I only hope more continues to be added to it. My favorite is the ability to put whatever date and time you want from any location in the world to see where celestial objects that have an orbit path were at that moment in time. As a suggestion, I would love to see the Hebrew names for the stars/constellations etcetera added as an optional hide/show feature just like the Latin names feature.

What's new

Added famous comet Hale-Bopp and interesting comets of 2020:
ATLAS C/2019 Y4,PanSTARRS C/2017 T2,2P/Encke,88P/Howell,29P/Schwassmann-Wachmann,ASASSN C/2018 N2,289P/Blanpain,141P/Machholz,17P/Holmes

Improved lightning in planet view

New translations:
.vietnamese thanks to Chevalier([e-mail])
.arabic thanks to MJTerminator([e-mail]) and Ayad([e-mail])

Fixed:
.easier button interaction
.years selection in time settings
.satellite titles in Earth orbit