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Cosmic Explorer - Journey Through the Universe

Cosmic Explorer - Journey Through the Universe

Explore the Cosmic Wonders

Journey through our solar system and beyond to discover planets, stars, galaxies, and the vast beauty of the universe.

Planets of Our Solar System

Explore the eight major planets that orbit our Sun, each with unique characteristics and mysteries.

Mercury

The smallest and innermost planet

57.9M km from Sun

Venus

Hottest planet with toxic atmosphere

108.2M km from Sun

Earth

Our home, the blue planet

149.6M km from Sun

Mars

The red planet, future human colony

227.9M km from Sun

Jupiter

Largest planet, gas giant

778.3M km from Sun

Saturn

Ringed beauty of the solar system

1.4B km from Sun

Uranus

Ice giant tilted on its side

2.9B km from Sun

Neptune

Windy blue ice giant

4.5B km from Sun

Celestial Stars

Discover the luminous spheres of plasma that light up our universe and serve as cosmic furnaces.

The Sun

Our life-giving star at the center of the solar system

G-type 5,772K 4.6B years

Sirius

Brightest star in Earth's night sky

A-type 9,940K 242M years

Betelgeuse

Red supergiant ready to go supernova

M-type 3,500K 8.5M years

Blue Stars

Hottest and most massive

White Stars

Middle-aged and stable

Yellow Stars

Like our Sun

Red Stars

Cool and often old

Galaxies Beyond

Vast cosmic islands containing billions of stars, nebulae, and dark matter.

Milky Way

Our home galaxy, a barred spiral containing 100-400 billion stars.

Barred Spiral 100k light-years 13.6B years

Andromeda

Nearest spiral galaxy to Milky Way, on collision course with us.

Spiral 220k light-years 10B years

Triangulum

Third-largest member of the Local Group of galaxies.

Spiral 60k light-years 6B years

Cosmic Nebulae

Stellar nurseries and remnants where stars are born and die in spectacular displays.

Orion Nebula

One of the brightest nebulae visible to the naked eye, a stellar nursery about 1,344 light-years away.

Emission Nebula 24 light-years 3M years

Crab Nebula

Supernova remnant from 1054 AD, containing a pulsar at its heart.

Supernova Remnant 11 light-years 1k years

Helix Nebula

One of the closest planetary nebulae to Earth, often called the "Eye of God".

Planetary Nebula 2.5 light-years 10.6k years

Pillars of Creation

Towering columns of gas and dust in the Eagle Nebula where new stars are forming.

Star-forming Region 4-5 light-years 5.5M years