Solar System Simulator

Solar System Simulator could be a great aid in teaching any subject related to planets and outer space. In fact, this program could be used to teach but also for fun, if you, yourself, would like to catch up on some planetary knowledge. Man's fascination with space has grown to be quite solid. Whether or not it's the idea that we know and understand so little about it remains to be discussed.

The best thing about this app is you as a user get to control how fast the simulation itself is happening, what to include in the simulation. Maybe you want to focus on the orbits of the planets, on asteroid belts, or on the sun. Regardless, one can progressively add each element to the screen, avoiding any issues that might arise when exposing the whole model to a public that doesn't possess the necessary notions and feels overwhelmed by the abundance of elements present on the screen.

The application clearly has a good teaching capacity especially since one can click on all the elements present in the simulation to receive some basic information. You get to understand the composition of each celestial body, its movement, and short historic evolution waypoints. In fact, all these aspects combined form an unforgettable experience that could easily be assimilated with a planetarium visit. One can also adjust the screen update rate depending on each user's particular needs.

Solar System Simulator is an application that doesn't hold too many secrets. It's an application designed to teach and help individuals understand the few things we know about what surrounds our planet and our existence. It might not be the most complete experience out there, but it's a solid start to exploring the universe beyond what we comprehend or see with our eyes.