Atlas of the Solar System
Quick Overview
Travel beyond the frozen moons of Neptune, to Pluto, Charon and the very edge of the solar system.
Explore the deepest valley on Mars and the volcanic landscape of lo. Speed through space to a far distant moon and discover the secrets locked in its surface.
All this is possible through the first ever interactive atlas of the solar system, based on real data returned from space missions. Planets and moons are mapped in amazing 3D, providing a detailed and incredibly realistic interplanetary voyage of discovery!
Explore the deepest valley on Mars and the volcanic landscape of lo. Speed through space to a far distant moon and discover the secrets locked in its surface.
All this is possible through the first ever interactive atlas of the solar system, based on real data returned from space missions. Planets and moons are mapped in amazing 3D, providing a detailed and incredibly realistic interplanetary voyage of discovery!
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Features
Explore maps of planets and major moons : Includes amazingly detailed and fully annotated maps of the 9 planets and over 20 moons, assembled from thousands of images acquired during decades of space missions.
View the planets in amazing 3D : Unique software allows you to rotate each planet and moon, zoom in as close as 300 miles, giving you unparalleled 360 degree views and levels of detail.
Pinpoint exact locations : Use the location finder to pinpoint over 8,000 locations from highest mountains, deepest craters to landing sites on the Moon. Each site is cross-linked to the encyclopedia for more information.
System Requirements
Version 2
Platform Windows 2000, Windows 98, Windows Millenium, Windows XP, Windows Vista 32-bit
Windows 98, Me, 2000, XP and Vista.
Pentium 200Hz
64MB RAM (512MB for Vista)
800 x 600 pixel display
16-bit high colour
16-bit sound card