Explore interactive 360-degree views of Earth from the International Space Station. Touch the globe to rotate and zoom. Access live HDEV stream of Earth. Listen to ambient space sounds. View real-time worldwide weather and a clock.
Explore the International Space Station using augmented reality. Place a 3D model on any surface and navigate the exterior with SLAM technology. View detailed module information. Enter the interior to explore internal structures and features.
View a -time 3D with accurate sun and moon positions. Explore high-quality textures with bump mapping for detailed terrain. Display your current location using geolocation. Render billions of stars and galaxies with advanced graphics.
Track and the International Space Station in real time. View pass predictions and detailed orbital data. Monitor Starlink visibility and receive alerts for satellite appearances. Share observations and access sky maps for location-based tracking.
Explore the Solar System with 3D models of the Sun, 8 planets, 5 dwarf planets, and over 20 major moons. View real-time positions of celestial bodies. Rotate, zoom, and navigate through the Solar System.
Track meteor activity with hour-by-hour forecasts and predictions for upcoming nights. View major events calendar and meteor shower references. Receive estimates for visibility and historical data on meteor rates.
The app organizes space media from public sources. Users can explore mission updates, imagery, podcasts, videocasts, and live streams, tracking the International Space Station and browsing photos and videos.
Teaches early childhood skills through interactive stories and games. Includes phonics, numbers, colors, and shapes. Features animated characters, progress tracking, and parental controls. Syncs with educational standards and offers offline access.
View images and accompanying explanations from NASA’s Astronomy Picture of the Day. Save favorite photos to a personal collection. Access the full APOD archive dating back over 30 years. New images are available daily around midnight ET.
Explore celestial bodies in the and nearby stars with detailed location data in the Milky Way. Modify or add celestial objects to create custom systems. Simulate gravity and physics to recalculate orbits based on Newton's laws.
Track asteroid and meteor events with an interactive map showing impact locations and energy levels. View detailed orbital data and risk assessments for -Earth objects. Search NASA's asteroid database for specific objects and their characteristics.