🪐 A real-time, WebGL-based interactive simulation of our solar system using React/Redux and THREE.js.

• UpdatedFeb 23, 2025
• JavaScript

a RasperryPi driven orrery/planetarium

• UpdatedFeb 16, 2021
• Python

This is a two-dimensional simulation of our solar system to scale, written in Javascript while using the Keplerian Elements for calculating the positions.

• UpdatedMay 24, 2021
• JavaScript

Astronomical simulations for the Second Life virtual world. Includes a scale model simulation of the solar system, including orbits of asteroids and comets from their orbital elements, simulation of stars orbiting the central black hole in the Milky Way, and a general n-body gravitational system simulator.

• UpdatedMar 22, 2021
• LSL

Solar System Live is an interactive orrery for the Web that lets you view the solar system in a variety of ways for any date between 4713 B.C. and A.D. 8000. An ephemeris can be displayed for any location on Earth and, given orbital elements in the form published in the IAU Circulars and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, the orbit and position of a…

• UpdatedMay 15, 2022
• C

Project for NASA Hackathon. (Space Apps Challenge 2023)

• UpdatedOct 9, 2023
• Jupyter Notebook

OpenGL Orrery

• UpdatedJun 23, 2024
• C++

An Orrery in POV-Ray

• UpdatedJan 27, 2019
• POV-Ray SDL

An orrery in PyGame in a retro-style and an HD version, based on Pico Solar System

• UpdatedAug 3, 2022
• Python

Interactive 3D space orrery built with HTML, CSS, and Three.js for the NASA Space Apps Challenge 2024, visualizing celestial bodies in motion.

• UpdatedFeb 26, 2025
• JavaScript

Home Planet program from Fourmilab by John Walker (mirrored)

• UpdatedJul 20, 2020
• Rich Text Format

A full (PERN) stack planetary system visualizer web app created by the "AstroNerds", a team of 4 people in their CS minor capstone class. The data was obtained from the NASA Exoplanet Archive and stored in a PostgreSQL database served through an Express server with more than 3000 items. Front end built using JavaScript, React.js, and Node.js. Th…

• UpdatedAug 14, 2021
• HTML

by team capuchins // Aoniya, Eva, Jenny, Justin, Kasey, Nicholas // October 5th-6th, 2024 🛰️

• UpdatedOct 7, 2024
• JavaScript

Plan-it-time is a clock implemented on a raspberry pi, that shows the current time and position of the planets.

• UpdatedNov 28, 2024
• C++

• UpdatedOct 6, 2024
• HTML

The main file is palomas_orrery.py This project provides a visualization of the solar system, comets, and space missions using JPL Horizons. And it also provides visualizations of our stellar neighborhood using Hipparcos, Gaia and Simbad. This script works in Windows. For a limited Mac version, see palomas_orrery_win_mac.py

• UpdatedFeb 28, 2025
• Python