Orbit Path vs Asteroid Hazard

Take the controls of your spaceship and embark on the greatest journey in the universe - from Pluto to the Big Bang! 26 PLANETS, 4 EPIC CHAPTERS Start in the Solar System, fly through interstellar space, drift between galaxies, and reach the very end of the universe. Each planet brings new challenges, new colors, and a new vibe. HOW TO PLAY? -Your spaceship automatically orbits the planet -Swipe up → move to inner orbit -Swipe down → move to outer orbit -Avoid the red obstacles — your ship will be destroyed! -Reach the target jumps → advance to the next planet SIMPLE BUT INSANELY ADDICTIVE Play with one hand, one finger. Learn in a minute, play for hours. Challenge your friends for the highest score! 26 REAL SPACE OBJECTS Pluto • Neptune • Uranus • Saturn • Jupiter • Mars • Earth • Venus • Mercury • Sun • Barnard's Star • Sirius A&B • Proxima Centauri • Alpha Centauri • Betelgeuse • Magellanic Cloud • Sagittarius A* • Triangulum • Andromeda • Virgo Cluster • Dark Matter • Hubble Bubble • Dark Energy • Multiverse Gate • Big Bang FEATURES -26 unique planets and star systems -4 epic chapters — Solar System to the End of the Universe -Smooth orbit transition animations -Unique color theme for each planet -Unlock system — planets unlock in sequence -Personal high score tracking -Distraction-free gameplay -English, Turkish, Arabic, Indonesian language support Space always called to you. Now it's time to fly through it.

Asteroid Hazard is a space strategy game based on real orbital mechanics. Asteroids, comets, and interstellar objects are hurtling toward Earth. You have launch vehicles, interceptors equipped with optical guidance systems, and time — but not much of it. What sets this game apart from the rest: → Real Keplerian orbits. Every trajectory follows Newton’s laws. → The real Solar System—from Mercury to Neptune. → Optical guidance locks onto the target and corrects the interceptor’s course—just like in real interplanetary space missions. → Three classes of threats: asteroids, comets, and interstellar objects—each with its own orbital patterns and interception difficulty. → Upgrade system: interceptor launch frequency, intercept speed and range, optical tracking system improvements, number of simultaneously launched spacecraft, and threat detection system enhancements. → Cross-platform leaderboard: compete with friends and dangerous asteroid hunters around the world This isn’t a toy solar system. It’s a simulation created by a scientist who has discovered 6 comets and over 500 asteroids, including those approaching Earth. Can you defend the planet?