Gaia Sky

The application allows you to explore the Solar System in real time. The screen displays the orbits of planets such as Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune, with a focus on Earth. The user can see current coordinates, velocity, and distance to the Sun. The application provides detailed information about the planets, including radius, apparent magnitude, and absolute magnitude.

The application lets you explore space in real time, providing detailed information about planets and stars. The screenshot shows the planets Mercury, Earth, and Mars, as well as the Sun. The application displays the planets' orbits, their coordinates, and characteristics such as radius and velocity. The user can adjust the camera and cursor for convenient viewing.

The app lets you explore space in real time. The screenshot shows Europa, a moon of Jupiter, with detailed information: radius 1,569.3 km, distance from the Sun 4.9660 AU, and an apparent magnitude of 6.88. The app provides data on object positions, their orbits, and characteristics, allowing users to immerse themselves in the exciting world of astronomy.

The app lets you explore space in real time, providing detailed information about planets and stars. The screen displays Earth with coordinates DEC/71.79°, RA/107.79°. The app shows planetary parameters such as radius 6,371 km, distance to the Sun 1.0172 AU, and angular distance. A user-friendly interface and camera features make space exploration engaging and informative.

The application offers downloads of various data and texture packs to enhance visualization. The main data pack (89.2 MB) includes planets, moons and constellations. The high-resolution texture pack (282.9 MB) provides detailed images. Gaia DR3 star catalogs are available in four versions: from 560.1 MB to 8.0 GB. A convenient data manager lets you select and install the packages you need.

The application offers a wide range of settings for optimizing graphics and performance. You can choose fullscreen or windowed mode, enable V-sync and cap the frame rate. Settings are available for graphics quality, anti-aliasing, line style and point clouds. You can also configure effects such as bloom, chromatic aberration and star glow. The application supports tessellation and shadows, allowing you to achieve maximum realism.

The application allows users to explore space in real time. The screenshot shows the planet Neptune and its moons: Proteus, Larissa, Naiad, Thalassa, Despina, Galatea, and Hippocamp. The application provides detailed information about celestial bodies, including coordinates, radius, distance to the Sun, and other parameters. Users can control the camera, track objects, and study their characteristics.

The application offers extensive settings for graphics, interface, and performance, providing flexibility and ease of use. In the controls section you can customize keys for various actions, such as moving the camera and changing viewing angles. Panorama and planetarium modes are also available, making the app ideal for space and astronomy enthusiasts.

The application offers flexible interface settings, including the choice of language, theme, and scaling. Users can customize the display of the minimap and their preferred units of measurement. Marker and pointer features are included, as well as the ability to record video and use a panoramic mode. The application supports a planetarium mode and data management, providing full control over the visualization of space.

The application lets you explore space in real time, providing detailed information about planets and stars. The screenshot shows Earth with its coordinates, radius, and distance to the Sun indicated. The app displays the current time and date, as well as nearby objects. A user-friendly interface and accurate data make this application indispensable for astronomy enthusiasts.

The app offers an exciting journey through space, allowing you to explore planets and their moons in real time. The screenshot shows Saturn and its moons: Titan, Rhea, Enceladus, Janus, Mimas, Tethys, and Dione. In the lower-right corner, detailed information about Saturn is displayed, including its coordinates, radius, and distance from the Sun.