Solar System Scope

Solar System Scope

by INOVE, s.r.o.

882 ratings
237 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 24, 2014
  • February 3, 2026

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Explore and discover the solar system and outer space with realistic 3D visualizations and detailed celestial simulations. This app offers an educational and engaging experience for all ages, featuring a comprehensive encyclopedia and a night sky observatory.

3D Encyclopedia of celestial bodies
Realistic 3D visualizations
Night sky observatory with time simulation
Accurate orbital parameter calculations
High-quality planetary and moon maps
Multilingual support
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What's New in Solar System Scope

3.2.7

February 3, 2026

- bug fixes

1

In-App Purchases

$5.99

HQ Textures / No Ads

Enables HQ Textures and removes Ads

User reviews

Realistic

5 stars

Wow

This is cool!😄😄😄😄😄

Dear INOVE, s.r.o

I need more stars including UY Scuti, Crab Pulsar (neutron star), Calvera (neutron star), EBLM J0555-57AB, TRAPPIST-1, VFTS 352.
Also Moons of Pluto (including Charon), Dwarf Planet Candidates (including Orcus, Sedna, Quaoar, and Gonggong), Phoebe, Chariklo, Huya, 2018 VG18, Vesta, 2014 UZ224, and Varuna

Please fix bugs for me.

Sincerely, Jake
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Dear INOVE, s.r.o

I need more stars including UY Scuti, Crab Pulsar, Calvera, EBLM J0555-57AB, TRAPPIST-1, VFTS 352.
Also Moons of Pluto (including Charon), Dwarf Planet Candidates (including Orcus, Sedna, Quaoar, and Gonggong), Phoebe, Chariklo, Huya, 2018 VG18, Vesta, 2014 UZ224, and Varuna

Please fix bugs for me.

Sincerely, Jake
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Too Bad

Crashes every time

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

4 issues

Crashes when dragging Jupiter

Bug

Upside-down orientation on tablets

Bug

Unable to restore purchases

Bug

Freezes and crashes on launch

Bug

Requested Features

5 requests

Add more celestial bodies (Messier objects, Planet 9/10, black holes, etc.)

Feature

Enable exploration of other galaxies and deep space objects

Feature

Improve telescope/zoom functionality

Feature

Add more moons and irregular satellites

Feature

Implement continental drift and solar system evolution

Feature

FAQ

What does Solar System Scope do?

Solar System Scope allows users to explore, discover, and play with the solar system and outer space through realistic 3D visualizations and celestial simulations. It aims to be an illustrative, easy-to-understand, and simple-to-use space model for everyone.

What are the key features of this app?

Key features include a 3D encyclopedia with facts and visualizations for planets, moons, and dwarf planets, a night sky observatory to view stars and constellations from any location on Earth, and scientific instruments that simulate celestial positions based on NASA data. It also offers unique, high-quality planetary and moon maps.

Is Solar System Scope free to use?

The app offers a free version with basic resolution maps and core functionalities. However, for the best experience and highest quality maps, an in-app purchase is available. There are no advertisements within the app.

Who is Solar System Scope for?

This app is designed for a wide audience, including space enthusiasts, teachers, scientists, and children as young as 4 years old. Its educational and engaging nature makes it suitable for anyone interested in learning about space.

Can I use this app to learn about constellations?

Yes, the Nightsky Observatory feature allows you to enjoy stars and constellations as viewed from any location on Earth. You can point your device at the sky to see objects in their proper place, and even simulate the night sky in the past or future.