Digital Universe Atlas  Download [Mac/Win]
There is an old saying that goes "You can't be more than 7,000 light years away from a nova or a black hole." Well, here you can see just how close your favorite things like stars, galaxies, nebulas and star clusters can be if you're using NASA's SkyView. Browse the 6,000 mile grid of the sky to find the nearest "flaming litle star" or the closest, brightest star cluster or super star cluster!
Features:
* View up to 6000 Milky Way stars and up to 100 Star Clusters in the Local Group - Includes Andromeda, Triangulum and Antlia galaxies.
* View Stars and Galaxies in all the Local Group Galaxies - Up to 18,000 Stars and Galaxies in a Milky Way sized galaxy.
* Use the interactive menus to select your favorite star and see its details.
* View a star's and star cluster's distance to the Earth.
* Browse the selected star or cluster in about any other galaxy.
* Find the closest star, star cluster or super star cluster.
* Find the closest flaring star (a nova or a supernova), super star cluster, or super cluster.
* Display all the stars and star clusters in your area.
* View all the Milky Way in the Universe.
* View the Universe as a whole.
* View the Milky Way as the outermost shell of the Universe.
* View the last scattering of the CMB from 14 billion years ago.
* View the images of up to the nearest 100 galaxies.
* See the nearest galaxies in the next Universe.
* Use the universe map to navigate.
* See the nearest black hole from anywhere in the world.
* View the entire known universe as a virtual journey.
* View stars, galaxies, black holes and superclusters from anywhere on Earth using the Earth's position.
Astronomical Images - The Milky Way and the Universe
The winter sky has a special beauty. It is so cold in this part of the year that you can almost touch the stars. The stars seem closer to us and it looks as if they are all encircling us. We are one with the Universe, which surrounds us and in which we live. Although the Universe is so vast that it can be hard to grasp, we can use our understanding to locate interesting objects for observation.
Computer pictures are not as beautiful as the winter sky but on the other hand, they
Digital Universe Atlas  (Final 2022)
This is an educational application of an Atlas software called Universe.
Exploring the unknown parts of the Universe as part of the digital Universe.
Observe the known parts of our Universe in more detail
Your feedback will help us to improve the software
Display the Milky Way, and the extragalactic Universe
You can customize the details of the universe images
View them in various modes
View the correct size of the universe displayed
Program supports all operating systems: Linux, Mac, Windows
You can download the free demo of the program to try it out first.
If you like the program, we will be glad if you will send us your feedback and your ideas
Universe, a catalog of galaxies, star clusters and nebulae for display
Digital Universe Atlas: Full version software
It contains an interactive universe, with more than 750,000 galaxies (over 200 billion stars)
Program allows you to customize the details that are displayed on the universe images
Digital Universe Atlas: Full version software description
You can customize the details of the universe images and see them in various modes
Program supports all operating systems: Linux, Mac, Windows
You can download the full version free demo and try the program first
Universe, a catalog of galaxies, star clusters and nebulae for display
Pre-selected galaxies, star clusters and nebulae for display
Pre-selected empty space for display
Speed control of the slow time transition
Special effects of the moving images
High-resolution images
zoom
Universe: The catalog of galaxies
Galaxies are the most numerous objects in the Universe
They are extragalactic objects which evolved from the Big Bang
Galaxies are grouped in clusters and superclusters
Galaxy clustering is the most interesting characteristic of the Universe
There is no particular reason for the clustering
Universe: The catalog of star clusters
Clusters of stars are very often associated with galaxies
Clusters are also very important objects of the Universe
Amongst the clusters, old open clusters contain different stars
Clusters are very common, therefore they are widespread
There is no specific reason why they are so widely distributed
Universe: The catalog of nebulae
Nebulae are an important object of the Universe
They are the earliest galaxies
They are located in the suburbs of the galaxies
Nebulae are very often associated with galaxies
They are the youngest objects of the Universe
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