MPL3D Solar System - an interactive 3D space simulation

MPL3D Solar System is an interactive 3D space simulation of the close universe in real time

"As an user of MPL3D Solar System, you can expect an immersive experience."

Steve Vink - The Game Creators

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Main features:

Explore more than 10.000 real extrasolar objects, including:.

Dynamic representation of stars : Main types and variable stars (pulse, eruptive, rotatory, binary and cataclysmic).
Full Solar System plus more than 120 known extrasolar worlds. All extrasolar planets are different, based on the scientific data available for them, with appearance changes and atmospheric effects.
More than 250 binary star systems, including systems with mass-transfer stars. More than 1000 orbits represented on the whole.
Most famous nebulae and star clusters.
Six galaxies including Magellanic Clouds.
More features, like Saggitarius A*, a black hole at the center of our galaxy.

Friendly camera control with mouse, travel with a single click.
The object selectors will help you to visit the most interesting systems.
The system gallery allows to easily compare all celestial bodies within a star system.
Reduce the orbit sizes for a better understanding of celestial mechanics.
Watch current positions or travel in time.
Voyage from planet or freely across the stars.
Visit the enormous existing variety of known stars.
Enjoy the hypnotic and everchanging surface of the stars.
Enter inside the nebulae and contemplate outerworld views.
Enjoy photorealistic representation of our solar system.
Take screenshots with automatically generated names.
Music inspired in space will make your star voyage an immersive experience.
80-bit internal precision.

User interface:

The planet Venus:

Extrasolar planets:

Be type star:

Castor star system gallery:

Binary and multiple stars:

Contact binaries:

Nebulae:

Star clusters:

Galaxies:

Object selectors:

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