What is NASA Eyes on the Solar System?
NASA's Eyes on the Solar System shows planets, moons, asteroids and spacecraft in their real positions, in 3D. Fly along with missions or speed up time to watch orbits.
The solar system and NASA spacecraft in real time, in 3D
NASA's Eyes on the Solar System shows planets, moons, asteroids and spacecraft in their real positions, in 3D. Fly along with missions or speed up time to watch orbits.
NASA Eyes on the Solar System is especially useful for stargazers, students and teachers.
Yes. NASA Eyes on the Solar System is free to use.
No. You can open the map and use it without signing up.
NASA Eyes on the Solar System shows data in real time or close to it, so what you see is happening now (most live maps have a delay of a few seconds to a few minutes).
NASA JPL ephemerides.
Yes. The website works well in a phone browser.
Similar maps include N2YO, NASA Moon Trek, Light Pollution Map and NASA Mars Trek. See the full list of NASA Eyes on the Solar System alternatives on ColorfulMaps.
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