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3D Visualization

Navigate through the cosmos in real-time.

Local Group Map 3D 3D VIEW

UNIVERSE MAP

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Earth-Moon Interactive Experience

Start Your Journey with Earth & Moon

Explore the real distance, motion, and perspective of Earth and Moon in an interactive 3D environment. Perfect as a starting point before diving into deep-space maps.

Earth & Moon — Realistic Scaled View

Drag, zoom, and tap for details inside the 3D scene.

Interactive 3D Map
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This is our Solar System

Explore an Interactive 3D Solar System Map

Rotate, zoom, and explore the planets in a real-time 3D solar system experience. UniverseMap’s interactive viewer is designed for students, educators, explorers, and anyone curious about how our solar system works.

  • Detailed planet information with clean, readable info cards
  • Smooth zoom, rotate, and orbit controls for desktop and mobile
  • Built to support UniverseMap’s astronomy learning pages

Tip: Use scroll or pinch-to-zoom to explore planets in more detail.

Milkyway Galaxy

The Milky Way Galaxy is our home in the vast universe. It is a barred spiral galaxy that contains over 100 billion stars, including our own Sun. Spanning more than 100,000 light-years in diameter, the Milky Way hosts countless solar systems, nebulae, star clusters, and possibly billions of habitable planets.
Located in the Local Group of galaxies, the Milky Way is gradually moving toward the Andromeda Galaxy, with which it may collide in about 4 billion years. Milkyway galaxy has a supermassive black hole at its center, known as Sagittarius A*, which influences the orbits of nearby stars.

Local Galactic Group

Explore the Local Group in 3D
Our cosmic neighborhood in motion

A guided, interactive 3D view of the Milky Way, Andromeda, Triangulum, and dozens of nearby dwarf galaxies — built for curious learners, stargazers, and astronomy enthusiasts.

3D Map Mobile-friendly Fast load
  • Interactive 3D navigation Rotate, zoom, and explore at your pace.
  • Local Group highlights Key galaxies, dwarfs, and structure overview.
  • Landing-page optimized Clean layout with strong click intent.

Tip: Place this CTA near your homepage “Universe Journey” section to increase clicks to interactive maps.

Observable Universe

Big Bang Cosmic Microwave Background Farthest Visible Galaxies Unrecheable Huge-LQG J0313-1806
(Most Distant
Known Quasar)
GRB 090429B
(Most Distant Known
Gamma Ray Burst)
HD1
(Most Distant
Known Galaxy)
Tonantzintla 618
(Most Massive
Black Hole)
Clowes Camposano LQG Hercules Corona
Borealis Great Wall
Giant GRB Ring U1.11 LQG El Gordo
Cluster
Ereandel
(Most Distant
Individual
Star Detected)
Cosmic Web of Galaxies Bootes void Pandora's Cluster Bullet Cluster Saraswati
Supercluster
ASASSN 15lh
(Brightest Supernova)
Corona Borealis Caelum Supercluster Sloan Great Wall Walls and Filaments Giant Void Leo Supercluster Coma Wall Sculptor Wall Southern
Local
Supervoid
Horologium
Supercluster
Centaurus Cluster Northern Local
Supervoid
Pavo Indus Hydra Cluster Superclusters of Galaxies Shapley Supercluster KBC Void Fornax Cluster Virgo Cluster Nearby Galaxies Black Eye Mayall's Bode Cartwheel Sombrero Whirlpool Pinwheel Galaxy Cigar Galaxy Tadpole
Galaxy
NGC 1300 Hoag's Object Sunflower
Galaxy
LMC SMC NGC 2419 Triangulum Omega Centauri M32 Terzan 1 Koposov 2 M80 M110 Andromeda Galaxy NGC 6397 M4 star cluster Milky Way Galaxy Perseus Arm Carina Nebula Eta Carinae Eagle Nebula Ring Nebula Omega Nebula UY Scuti Horsehead Nebula Canopus Pollux Van Maanen's Pleiades Aldebaran Betelgeuse Tau Ceti Antares Vega Capella Arcturus Ran Achernar Rigel Acrux Luyten 726-8 Gacrux A Cenbtauri B Procyon Lalande 21185 Wolf 359 WISE 0855-0714 Sirius Luhman 16 Barnard's Alpha Centauri A Proxima Centauri Oort Cloud Heliopause Sedna Voyager 1 Voyager 2 Dysnomia 2007 OR10 Termination Shock Eris Pioneer 10 Kuiper Belt Makemake Hi'iaka Actaea Namaka Haumea Salacia New Horizons Arrokoth Pioneer 11 Pluto Charon Nix Hydra Neptune Oumuamua Vanth Orcus Neptune Trojans Triton Titania Ariel Uranus Iapetus Titan Rhea Saturn Pholus Chiron Chariklo Hylonome 2011 QF99
(Uranus Trojan)
Umbriel Oberon Hidalgo Amycus Elatus Ka'epaoka'awela Dione Tethys Callisto Io Jupiter Europa Ganymede Jupiter Trojans Vesta Ceres Pallas Asteroid Belt 1036 Ganymed Amor Hygiea Jupiter
Greeks
Cruithne Mercury Sun Mars Trojans Mars Deimos Phobos Akatsuki Venus Chang'e 2 Halley’s Comet BepiColombo Hale-Bopp Solar Orbiter Lucy Sun-Earth L5 Kamo'oalewa Parker Solar
Probe
IKAROS Sun-Earth L4
(Earth Trojans)
2002 VE68 1685 Toro STEREO A STEREO B Spitzer Gaia JWST DSCOVR ACE 2020 XL5 2010 TK7 Tesla Roadster Sun-Earth L2 Chang'e 5 WIND Sun-Earth L1 25143 Itokawa Earth-Moon L2 SPEKTR RG THEMIS Queqiao SOHO LISA Pathfinder Herschel Space
Observatory
Planck WMAP 433 Eros LRO Kordylewski cloud
(Earth-Moon L4)
Moon Chandrayaan-2 Kordylewski cloud
(Earth-Moon L5)
2015 TB145 XMM-Newton Geostationary
satellites
Kalpana-1 Elektro-L MSG-3 Chandra TESS GOES-15 2001 WN5 99942 Apophis
GPS
Hisaki Hubble Fermi Tiangong S.S. I.S.S. WISE Meteor High Altitude Balloon Commercial airplanes Ozone Layer Ground Level