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James Buckhouse
View photos, explore rover missions, share favorite
View and explore images from NASA’s Curiosity, Spirit, and Opportunity rovers. Browse current or past photos by sol date. Bookmark favorite images and share them directly. No login required.
Jennifer Sipila
Explore Mars images by camera and date
Explore Mars images from NASA's Curiosity using camera, date, and sol date filters. View archived photos and learn about Mars time and the mission. Save selected images to your device's photo library. Share photos via email.
Spaceflight Simulator UK Ltd
Build rockets, explore space, track physics
Build and customize rockets to explore a realistically scaled universe. Navigate using real orbital mechanics and travel to distant planets and objects. Interact with Mercury, Venus, Earth, the Moon, Mars, Phobos, and Deimos.
Lockheed Martin corp
Explore with virtual reality
Explore through a virtual reality experience using a smartphone and cardboard VR viewer. Navigate the surface, learn about planetary features, and access interactive educational content about the planet.
Fifth Star Labs LLC
Identify stars, constellations, and planets
Identify stars, constellations, planets, and satellites using augmented reality. View celestial objects with detailed information. Track movement of planets and satellites. Adjust settings for different sky conditions.
Applorium Ltd
View dates with widgets
View and switch between multiple formats including Short Date, Long Date, Date, and Mars Sol Date. Display dates on lock and home screen widgets. Convert to Unix time and other supported date systems.
Manthan B Thakkar
View images and slide through high-definition photos
View rover images from Perseverance, Curiosity, Opportunity, and Spirit. Tap to enter slideshow mode, double-tap to zoom, or share images. The tab displays visuals about atmosphere, gravity, temperature, and surface features.
John Rouda
Explore planets with facts and images.
The app presents a journey through the solar system, featuring all eight planets. It includes facts, comments, and close-up images for each planet, along with animated orbits.
Renzo Macedo
Launch rockets, land boosters, dock with ISS
Launch a multi-stage rocket into , recover the first stage by landing it on a sea platform. Dock with the International Station after reaching orbit. Track real historical events from SpaceX's Demo-2 mission, including launch and docking procedures.
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