Space Zone

Space Zone is a science-based simulation of the universe at a 1:1 scale, with billions of galaxies, nebulae, stars and planets presented at real-life scale. You can travel through space at up to a million times the speed of light and explore celestial objects, from planetary surfaces to intergalactic space. A spaceship lets you fly anywhere in the universe in Flight Simulator mode.

Explore the universe

The open 3D universe includes galaxies, nebulae, stars, star clusters, planets and moons. Objects in regions of space that have not yet been cataloged are procedurally generated, including galaxies, stars, star clusters, nebulae and planetary systems. You can move smoothly between objects and distances, from a surface to orbit and onward into interstellar and intergalactic space. Navigation tools help you find your way through the solar system and the Milky Way, while movement is available through click-and-go travel or free flight.

Celestial landscapes

Galaxies and nebulae have volumetric 3D models with interstellar dust clouds, and planets and stars have 3D landscapes. Many bodies in the solar system use data from actual space probes. Unmapped and procedurally generated planets have surfaces created using your computer's GPU.

Space science

In International Space Station exploration mode, you can explore the station inside and out. You can also change the time scale, speeding it up or stopping it to watch events such as sunrises and sunsets from the station.