Galaxy: fly from the Milky Way to the planets

Sky: NASA/Goddard SVS, ESA/Gaia/DPAC. Stars: HYG database, CC BY‑SA 4.0. Planet maps: Solar System Scope, CC BY 4.0. Earth by month, moons, Pluto, Ceres, relief and rings: NASA, USGS. Data: NASA, ESA, USGS, HYG, Solar System Scope. Credits

Getting around

Drag: look around the place you are at
Scroll, pinch: zoom
Click a name: fly there; click it again to step back
Double-click: frame the place again
Arrows: look around
+ and −: zoom
G, 0, 1 to 8: galaxy, Sun, planets
Esc: step back one place
Space, [ and ]: pause, slower, faster
L: names and orbit lines
Rail on the right: drag it, or click a level, to zoom
Bar at the bottom: the scale you are at; from the solar neighborhood inward, the places to fly to

Orbits and sizes of planets and moons are to scale, and they start where they are today. Far away they are drawn as dots, brighter than they really are. The galaxy is generated on the Milky Way's plan (a bar, two main arms, the Sun in the Orion Arm). The stars near the Sun are real: each is at its measured place, and the named ones are globes of the right size and color, with their companion stars on their measured orbits.

Sky, star and planet data: NASA, ESA, USGS, the HYG database and Solar System Scope.
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Made by Russ Muradov:
https://x.com/muradov_design