To enlarge use the mouse wheel or enlarge with your fingers. To navigate simply drag your finger or mouse on the screen to rotate the stars. The orbital navigation system allows you to move the three stars in the universe at your whim to find the perspective that you like the most.
#Planet earth widget simulator#
This simulator is designed to know the exact position of the three stars (sun, earth and moon) at any time. If you want to know other dates with astronomical events, you can see them at:Īll the solar eclipses of the 21st centuryĪll the lunar eclipses of the 21st centuryĭate and time of the solstices and equinoxes It may interest you We leave you some examples of dates and times with some special astronomical meaning. In this case, use the following option to redraw the entire content without having to refresh the page. If for some reason the size of the window changes (you have resized the browser or rotated the device) the display proportions may be lost. When drawing the universe, the earth, the sun and the moon are made according to the size of your browser window.
If you prefer, you can fix the earth on the camera and it will seem that the sun rotates around the earth, but you will not lose the current point of view. Although we are not respecting the distance, it always shows itself at its zenith with respect to the earth.īy changing the display date, by default, the whole scene is redrawn and you can see the rotation of the earth with respect to the sun. Also, if you want you can zoom in a bit more to make it easier to see it. For the simulator we have not moved the sun so far, since it would be almost impossible to represent it at that distance. This is a project of the 2 Degrees Institute, a non-profit organization. This is a free service, but we do ask for a donation if you find this useful. The graph is customizable and can be resized, printed, or pasted into your website. The average distance from the sun to Earth is 149.6 million km. This graph displays earth's atmospheric oxygen levels from 1991 up to the present. To facilitate the use of the simulator, several display options have been added.
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