Interactive 8K solar system
An immersive model of our solar system built on real orbital data and high-resolution NASA textures — tuned to make exploration genuinely fun.
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Every planet, moon, and star in Solaris is driven by real data, then rendered in adaptive 8K so you can wander the system at your own pace.
Planets and moons follow genuine orbital math. Distances and timescales are algorithmically compressed so the system stays lively instead of empty and slow.
Every major body is dressed in high-resolution NASA imagery, streamed at the right detail for your device so surfaces stay crisp without stutter.
Earth is wrapped in daily real-world cloud imagery, so the planet you orbit reflects the weather patterns of the actual day.
Fly close and the view drops into detailed planetary surfaces, letting you study each world up close rather than as a distant dot.
Put on a headset and step inside the solar system. Solaris supports WebXR so you can stand among the planets in full stereoscopic 3D.
A realistic Milky Way surrounds the scene, with toggleable stars, nebulae, and constellation lines to place every planet in its cosmic context.
Technology
Solaris runs entirely in your browser, pairing a real-time 3D engine with authentic astronomical data and live imagery feeds.
Hardware-accelerated 3D rendering with realistic lighting, atmospheres, and shadows drawn straight to a canvas in your browser.
8K NASA surface maps are loaded and scaled to your device, keeping detail high on desktop while staying smooth on mobile.
Bodies move using true orbital periods, tilts, and inclinations, with distances and timing compressed for an engaging experience.
Daily Earth cloud imagery and NASA star maps feed the scene, so the sky and our home planet stay grounded in the real world.
Technical specifications
Exploration
From the Sun to the outer ice giants, Solaris lets you search, focus, and travel to every object in the model.
Mercury through Neptune, each with accurate size, tilt, atmosphere glow, and detailed on-focus statistics.
Follow the Moon, the Galilean moons of Jupiter, and Saturn's ringed system in their own orbits around each host planet.
A realistic Milky Way surrounds the system, with named stars and constellation lines you can toggle on to orient yourself.
Steer the experience with camera presets, search, orbit and label toggles, and a time slider to speed up or pause the system.