Solar System Structure Programs

Space photos give us a chance to understand the structure of the Solar System. Here we can watch the models of the Sun, planets, the real photos of stars and galaxies.

This screensaver showing the Solar system. Using this programme you will be moving yourself between the planets of Solar system watching the wonderful views of the planets.

The Sun is the most prominent feature in our Solar System. It is the largest object and contains approximately 98% of the total solar system mass. One hundred and nine Earths would be required to fit across the Sun's disk.

Do you know much about the Solar System? Have you ever seen the Sun eclipse or photos of stars which prove the rotation of the Earth? You have a chance to look at all these!

1st Light is a fully interactive 3D solar system creation tool and screensaver. The free version allows users to view and load any solar system. The paid version allows users to create their own solar system with any texture and # of planets.

SOLAR WARS is a turn-based space strategy game, based in a distant solar system, with up to thirty orbiting planets. Play in single player mode, with computer opponents, or multiplayer mode, over the Internet.

Have you ever wanted to see the rings of Saturn and the Asteroid Belt? This screensaver is an outstanding 3D model of the solar system. It's not only the sheer beauty but also the educational content that make this an absolute must-have.

The prime purpose of Gravitorium is to let you play with ideas about gravity and gravitational systems. Create an entirely new solar system from scratch!

Solar System is a fully 3D environment screensaver which serves both the screensaver and an educational astronomy program. This screensaver views all planets of our solar system on your desktop.You can even set your own MP3 as a custom soundtrack !

Do you want to take a quick trip to open space and be delighted with sparkles of distant stars? This is really simple with our new screensaver which allows you to take a ride on a miraculous spaceship hovering somewhere in the Solar System.