Stars and Planets - Astronomy

Stars and Planets - Astronomy

3D Universe simulator

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Released
January 18, 2017
Updated
October 8, 2026

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Explore the cosmos in a 3D universe simulator powered by NASA and ESA data. Journey to millions of stars, land on exoplanets, and delve into the mysteries of black holes and pulsars. Discover breathtaking landscapes and gain knowledge from cutting-edge space research.

✓3D universe simulation
✓Spacecraft flight simulation
✓Exoplanet exploration
✓Gas giant atmosphere exploration
✓Black hole and pulsar exploration
✓Extensive astronomical database
✓Multi-language support
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What's New in Stars and Planets

3.9.4

October 8, 2026

V3.9.4 - Added supersector - aligned moons with their parent planet's axial tilt - fixed Fomalhaut's black stars - added "Narrow camera pitch" in the flight mode settings if you want not to be limited when looking up/down - more entries in the autocomplete and a few fixes - Quaoar texture is now red

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User reviews

这里面有台湾国旗

老蒋游戏

Some things are inaccurate

I was exploring and landed on Kepler 1649C. On the surface of the planet there were trees, and on Kepler 1649C there are not trees because scientists/astronauts/NASA don’t know if there is water on Kepler 1649C but besides that it’s really fun and I like exploring .

Why?

So I’m on my phone right now but when I try making. Gas planets it wont even show and it would become invisible! And I’ve been waiting so long for Apple release! Note : this only happened on iPad

怎么切换语言?

不是显示屏中有中文吗怎么我下载了之后没有中文全是英语

Updates

Can you add these?
1. Saturns rings are only a flat 2d image, can you make it so rings are made of thousands of particles?
2. Can you add proto planetary discs around baby stars and brown dwarfs?
3. Why are Brown dwarfs incorrectly colored?
4. Can you add a turbo mode for the ship? It’s slow.

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Planets sometimes have incorrect or glitched textures

Bug

Occasional freezing or crashing when navigating

Bug

Difficulty landing on or interacting with smaller celestial objects

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Requested Features

5 requests

Add more diverse planet types and landscapes

Feature

Implement a more robust search and filtering system

Feature

Include other galaxies, nebulae, and deep space objects

Feature

Allow for custom solar system/galaxy creation

Feature

Introduce multiplayer and collaborative exploration

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FAQ

What does Stars and Planets do?

Stars and Planets is an interactive 3D planetarium that allows users to explore the universe. It uses precise data from NASA and ESA space missions to simulate journeys to stars, planets, exomoons, black holes, and pulsars, offering a vast amount of astronomical knowledge.

What are the key features of this astronomy app?

Key features include an immersive spacecraft simulation for flying to celestial bodies, the ability to land on and explore exoplanets, and the exploration of gas giant atmospheres. It also boasts an extensive database of stars, exoplanets, black holes, pulsars, and moons, with daily updated exoplanet information.

How much does Stars and Planets cost?

The application is free to download and use, but it offers in-app purchases. This allows users to enhance their experience or access additional content beyond the core features.

What kind of astronomical data is available?

The app features a comprehensive online database with approximately 7.85 million stars, over 7400 exoplanets, 205 circumstellar disks, 32868 black holes, 3344 pulsars, and over 150 moons in our Solar System. Data is imported from reputable sources like SIMBAD and NASA Exoplanet Archive.

Who is the target audience for this app?

This app is designed for anyone interested in astronomy and space exploration, including students, educators, and hobbyists. It provides an engaging and educational platform for discovering the wonders of the cosmos.