Cosmic Atlas

Cosmic Atlas

Explore the universe

63 ratings
41 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 15, 2019
  • August 29, 2025
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Explore a vast, scientifically rendered universe with lifelike exoplanets and detailed celestial bodies. Navigate through trillions of light years with multiple exploration modes, from first-person flight to telescopic identification. Discover and learn about thousands of planets beyond our solar system.

✓Explore 5,000+ lifelike exoplanets
✓Navigate 180 trillion sq light years
✓Six interstellar travel modes
✓First-person planet view
✓Scientifically accurate renderings
✓Telescope identification mode
✓Detailed planet information panels
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What's New in Cosmic Atlas

2.1.4

August 29, 2025

Support for latest iOS

1

Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

$0.99

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User reviews

Perfect (:

It is perfect if only I could find nothing):

Good but pls add this stuff pretty pls I’d be sooooo happy

Add more solar system objects fix haumea’s shape add more candidates more dwarf moons and some hypothetical objects spacecrafts anomalies and random asteroids meteoroids and comets

wort game ever

this is the worst game ever why does trappist-1e not have life

Are planets now stars!🤨

I don’t know if anybody seen this but on the (NOT paid version) planets just brighten up for some reason and it does not look good. And when I go to the dark side of some planets their dark side brightens up as well and it looks even more horrible

It was kind of bad

It was kicked me out of the game every time when I try to play and then I had full Internet and then it was still not working this game is super bad🤬😡

User experience

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Reported Bugs

8 issues

App crashes upon opening

Bug

Kicked out of the game

Bug

Cannot connect to server

Bug

Error that doesn't let user in

Bug

Planets brighten up unexpectedly

Bug

Dark side of planets brightens up

Bug

Cannot buy upgrades

Bug

App became free after purchase, now requires new purchase for features

Bug
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Requested Features

7 requests

Add more solar system objects

Feature

Fix Haumea's shape

Feature

Add more candidates, dwarf moons, hypothetical objects, spacecrafts, anomalies, random asteroids, meteoroids, and comets

Feature

Add ability to go into planets and see a preview

Feature

Add more galaxies to travel to

Feature

Add a search page/bar

Feature

Add control for enlarging text

Feature

FAQ

What can I do with Cosmic Atlas?

Cosmic Atlas allows you to explore a vast, scientifically rendered universe, visiting nearly 5,000 lifelike exoplanets and navigating trillions of square light years. You can experience six modes of interstellar travel and examination, including first-person flight, telescopic identification, and orbital navigation.

What kind of planets can I explore?

You can explore thousands of recently discovered exoplanets with detailed 3D models, including potentially habitable Earth-like planets, hot terrestrial planets, cold terrestrial planets, Jovian gas giants, and Neptunian ice giants. The app also features high-resolution planets, moons, and dwarf planets from our own Solar System.

Is Cosmic Atlas free to use?

The app offers a free version that allows you to explore our solar system and six bonus planetary systems, totaling over 50 planets. To access all the incredible planets and features for exploring the entire Milky Way, an upgrade is available through in-app purchases.

What are the exploration modes in Cosmic Atlas?

Cosmic Atlas features six exploration modes: Telescope (identify celestial bodies by pointing your phone at the sky), Pilot (first-person flight with autopilot), Orbit (navigate and examine systems), Navigator (find nearby or saved locations), Database (browse the catalog), and Search (find specific stars and planets).

What data is used to create the universe in Cosmic Atlas?

The universe in Cosmic Atlas is mapped by NASA, JPL, ESA, and other international space programs. Exoplanet data is based on science-driven artist renderings, and solar system bodies are created from enhanced NASA mission images, ensuring scientific accuracy in star positions, luminosity, and planet attributes.