Univerzoom 3D - Explore Scale

Univerzoom 3D - Explore Scale

Zoom in Universe & Microcosmos

288 ratings
74 reviews
#195 in paid Education
📚 Education
🔍 Reference
$2.99

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 9, 2021
  • January 3, 2026
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Explore the vastness of the universe and the intricacies of the microcosmos with intuitive touch controls. Compare celestial bodies, everyday objects, and subatomic particles to grasp their true scale. Discover fascinating facts and learn about the cosmos and beyond.

Intuitive gesture-based scaling
Explore universe to atomic levels
Compare sizes of diverse objects
Learn facts about celestial bodies
Text-to-Speech for facts
External resource links
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What's New in Univerzoom 3D

1.2.1

January 3, 2026

New nebulae added: Cat’s Eye, Ring, Helix, Crab, and Hourglass Nebula.

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Education

This app dropped -14 positions in Education chart.

Last updated on September 17, 2026.

User reviews

Superb

Explore the scale of the cosmos from the galaxies to the atom. The animation, sound design and functionality are incredible.

Why dont you and smaller stuff

Well i want objects like Nothing 0 m
Then 0 Dimensional Space 0 m
And the Protoverse (Anti Universe) 1x10-♾️m

Response from developer

🤩 Thanks for the fun idea — I get the appeal of pushing the scale all the way to "nothing"! The tricky part is that Univerzoom's scale is built on real physical measurements, and Planck length is currently the smallest meaningful unit physics gives us — below that, our current understanding of space itself breaks down, so there's no defined size to place an object at. Concepts like 0-dimensional space or infinity aren't really "sizes" in that sense, so I can't add them as points on the scale the way I can with atoms or subatomic particles. I'll keep an eye on whether there's a fun way to represent that boundary though. Thanks for exploring all the way to the edge!😉

Need more objects

Add more galaxies.Also can you zoom until 1 Planck length (10^-35m)?That would be great.😀360,359,358,357,356,355,354,353,…

Sehr gute App

Vielen Dank an den Entwickler!

Bro change the voice/narration it sound like scorching

Give me updates

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FAQ

What does Univerzoom 3D do?

Univerzoom 3D allows you to interactively explore the scale of the universe, from the largest cosmic structures down to the smallest atoms and beyond. You can zoom in and out using simple gestures to compare the sizes of stars, planets, everyday objects, and subatomic particles.

What are the key features of this app?

Key features include intuitive gesture controls for scaling, the ability to explore from the edge of the visible universe down to atomic dimensions, and comparisons between a wide range of objects. It also offers interesting facts about selected objects, with optional Text-to-Speech, and links to external resources for further learning.

Is Univerzoom 3D free to use?

Yes, the application is completely free to use. It does not feature in-app purchases or advertisements, providing an uninterrupted learning and exploration experience.

Who is this app designed for?

This app is ideal for anyone with a curious mind, including students, educators, and science enthusiasts of all ages. It's designed to be easy to use for everyone, from children to adults, making complex concepts of scale accessible.

How can I learn more about the objects shown?

The app provides stunning facts about selected objects that can be read aloud using Text-to-Speech functionality. Additionally, it offers access to trusted external sources, allowing users to delve deeper into the scientific information and explore further.