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Space Time
A browser-based 3D universe explorer combines the solar system, stars, deep-sky objects, satellites, and galaxies.

About Space Time
Space Time is a browser-based 3D universe explorer built from astronomy data. It places the solar system, 2.5 million mapped stars, 32,000+ deep-sky objects, SGP4 satellite predictions, and 630,000+ DESI galaxies in one continuous scene, with search, selection and a shared time system from planets to large-scale structure. It also offers twenty-five sky cultures, countdowns to eclipses and other sky events, surface views from other worlds, and shareable recorded tours.
Some sky, planet, Tonight and station-pass functions load offline after one online visit, and push alerts can reach a phone. Planetary views may use archived Hubble OPAL maps with observation epoch and filters shown, rather than live forecasts. Catalog galaxies use available redshift data, and generic close-range structure is identified as a reconstruction. The site is free in the browser and does not require an account.
Key features
- Continuous 3D view from the solar system to large-scale cosmic structure.
- Search for an object, travel there, and keep moving through the scene.
- Swap constellation figures, names and stories across twenty-five sky cultures.
- Surface view: land on planets or moons and select objects in local sky.
- Live Earth, Sun, aurora, weather and visible-target data; offline sky after one online visit.
- Source chips and public evidence pages separate measured values, reconstructions and assumptions.
- Free in browser with no account required.
- Combines multiple astronomical datasets, including Gaia and HYG proper motion, DESI galaxies and SGP4 satellite predictions.
- Source chips and public evidence pages identify engines, catalogs, dates, measured values, reconstructions and assumptions.
- Offline use for sky, planets, Tonight and station passes requires one prior online visit.
- Some planetary images are dated archived Hubble OPAL maps, not live forecasts.
- Radial velocity is included only for stars with a catalog measurement; generic close-range structure is marked as a reconstruction.
Space Time at a glance
- Website
- space.pointdynamics.com
- Category
- Education & Learning › Space & Astronomy
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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