Space in 3D

The space tracker you can take anywhere. Track noteworthy space objects in your browser in a 3D simulation of the solar system

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  • Universe Sandbox

    Explore the Solar System in 3D with this webapp. Live 3D view of the Solar System.

  • Speed of Light

    This simulation shows you exactly how ‘slow’ the speed of light actually is! Simply double click on a planet inside our solar system, and watch as the outward ‘light speed’ bubble expands.

  • Interstellar asteroid 'Oumuamua? Live* tracker

    The world was caught by surprise as interstellar asteroid ʻOumuamua visits our solar system. Track it live*!

  • Starman

    See where Starman is on his epic journey through space in a cherry red Tesla Roadster. Launched in February track it now

  • Asteroid Apophis

    Location of asteroid Apophis, the size of four football fields hurtling through space at 79,847 km/h (49,904 mph). It reached the highest ever Earth Impact Hazard category with collision risk at 2.7%, according to NASA.

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Where is Comet Halley? Live* tracker!
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Comet Halley is the only comet that can appear twice in a human lifetime. Spectacular meteor showers are visible when Earth passes through the tail twice every year. The Orionids meteor shower in October and the Eta Aquariids in May
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Where is 1994 PC1? Live* tracker
December, 2021
An asteroid called 1994PC1 is roughly 1.2 kilometer in diameter. It is expected to nearly miss the Earth on the 18th of January 2022. Where is 1994PC1 now you may wonder?
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Where is the Webb Telescope? - Live* tracker
December, 2021
Track the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) here live* on its journey
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