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Description:

Explore the Galaxy
in Glorious 3D

from
your PC

…to boldly go where
no man has gone
before!

Now you can get lost in space, fly
anywhere in virtual space, at any
speed, in any direction and at any
time in history

A real-time, three-dimensional view of our solar system,
the galaxy
and the

universe.

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You ever looked up into the night sky and really wondered about where we fit
into it all? Asked yourself what’s out there? How far does it go? What do the other planets
and stars look like close up? What exactly do the space stations look like? How far does the
universe extend? Where did we come from and where are we going?

I bet you have. We all have.

My Very Elderly Mother Just Sat Up Near Pluto

Take your protein pills and put your helmet on

Yeah – get into space – virtual, correctly-scaled outer space on your computer. With this
software – 3DAstronomer™ – you can check out the other planets one by one – sitting at your computer (PC only, for now). You remember the old meme don’t you? The order of the planets from the Sun – Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and good old Pluto – named after Mickey Mouse’s dog.

Actually we now know that Pluto isn’t really a planet. Its more of a dwarf planet and its
made up of rock and ice smaller than our moon. So if you were thinking of going there for
your holidays I’d cancel. Go to Saturn instead. That’s a happening place. Its got those
beautiful rings for starters. And some great beaches I hear. Although it can be a bit windy
this time of year – gusting to 1200 MPH. Jupiter is a better bet. Its the largest planet in
the Solar System so it stands to reason it has more to see and do. Check out The Great
Red Spot. I’ve heard that place really hots up after midnight. You can even see it from
Earth – after the Moon and Venus it’s the third-brightest object in the night sky.

Hey you wanna go check out the giant space telescope Hubble – the collaboration
between the European Space Agency and NASA. Talking about Hubble – have a look at
what this Australian guy has done – gone and built a 1:1 laser-cut plywood copy of it. Why?
It’s ART doncha know. Love this comment –

“The cool thing is that since the artist has the plans for this thing in Illustrator, it could be easily
transformed into a papercraft project.”

LOL. That’s one Hubble I’d like to see.

Or you can use 3DAstronomer™ to see how the Ruskies are getting along with the
Americans on the International Space Station (ISS) – the largest artificial satellite orbiting
Earth. Well – it’s not only Russians but Europeans and Japanese collaborating as well. A
Russian spaceship carrying three astronauts – a Russian, an American and a Ninja landed
safely in Kazakhstan last week. Their sixmonths gig was up. But the trip back to Earth only
took three and a half hours.

Wonder what they eat on that ISS space station? Yeah…space food but I wonder if they
cater for special tastes? Like Sushi and caviar and all those cabbage dishes the Reds are so
fond of. Speaking of which…you know what happens when you eat a lot of cabbage don’t
you? In a confined space. Yeah…let’s not go there. Or if you really want to know – What
Would Happen If You Farted in a Space Suit.

BTW you can see the ISS with the naked eye. Its the one with the Coca-Cola neon signage
(kidding). But it must be pretty big huh? I know it’s expensive. Supposed to cost between
35 billion dollars to 160 billion dollars by the time it’s finished at the end of next year. And
get this – the ISS is believed to be the most expensive object ever created. What monetary
crisis eh?

Here I am floatin’ ’round my tin can

So yeah – with this new astronomy software 3DAstronomer™ you could zoom right up
close to the space stations and see what’s happening. See how the party is panning out.

Or with a few mouse clicks you can be looking at enormous galaxy clusters. There’s
thousands of them. And some are like 400 Million light years away. But no worries – just
turn your 3DAstronomer™ to Warp Speed and you can effectively go forward in time –
light years away – to visit these outer galaxies. See what I mean about getting Lost in
Space? What is out there anyway? If you come across something, can you report back?

Maybe you’ve got stars in your eyes, as it were. I don’t blame you. They are beautiful aren’t
they? And fascinating. And there’s over 100,000 of them. Most are very old – between 1
billion and 10 billion years old. Holy cow! That’s old. Some stars may even be close to 13.7
billion years old— as old as the universe. Frankly – that freaks me out. I can’t wrap my
head around that at all. Its like the poser Where does the universe start and finish? Who knows.

How do you tell the difference between a planet and a star in the night sky? I was always
taught that stars twinkle while planets emit a steady light. Something to do with the effect of the earth’s atmosphere.

The nearest star to Earth is The Sun. And yes – with 3DAstronomer™ you can go check
it out. Bit hot this time of year though. Be sure to take plenty of Sun Screen and a broad-brimmed hat.
Visit Sirius this summer – it’s a mere 51 trillion miles from Earth! And the brightest star
in the night sky – probably why it was important for navigation before the advent of GPS.