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/div>    p aligncenter classHeader1>span classHeader2>Explore the Galaxy            in Glorious 3D           br />          from          your PC/span>br />        /p>        p aligncenter classstyle25>span classtitle4>...to boldly go where no man has gone before!/span>                p aligncenter>span classbod>span classtitle2>span classtitle1>a href#order>img srchttps://3dastronomer.com/covers/sm_CD_3.jpg alt3DAstronomer width300 height214 hspace10 vspace10 alignright />/a>/span>/span>/span>                p aligncenter>br />Now you can get lost in space, fly           anywhere in virtual space, at any          speed, in any direction and at any           time in history                p aligncenter>A real-time, three-dimensional view of our solar system,         the galaxy         and the                universe./p>      p aligncenter classbod style29>br />      /p>                    div aligncenter>			  video width640 height498 controls>source 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You can blast off intobr />                  the stratosphere, through the solar system, out to the stars and even beyond the Milky Waybr />                  galaxy with this terrific astronomical software called 3DAstronomer™”br />                /em>/div>/td>            /tr>              /table>          /div>        p alignleft> /p>        p>a href#order>img srchttps://www.3DAstronomer.com/screenshots/eath_resize.jpg alt3DAstronomer width300 height160 hspace10 vspace10 border0 alignright />/a>strong>You ever looked up into the night sky/strong> and really wondered about where we fit           into it all? Asked yourself whats out there? How far does it go? What do the other planets           and stars look like close up? What exactly do the space stations look like? How far does the           universe extend? Where did we come from and where are we going?          /p>        p>I bet you have. We all have.br />          span classbod>br />        /span>/p>        p aligncenter strong classtitle1>My Very Elderly Mother Just Sat Up Near Pluto/strong>br />        /p>          /p>          br />          Now you can stop wondering and get out there and see everything first-hand. Well –br />          almost. See exactly how our planet fits into the solar system and the galaxy. Take the trip,br />          man. Turn on, turn in – drop out into space. Float downstream. Marvel at the universe.          h2 alignleft>br />        /h2>        table width95% border0 bgcolorEAE9F4 classquote_details>          tr>            td height74 valignmiddle>div aligncenter>img             srchttps://www.3DAstronomer.com/images/speech.jpg altf4u-final             width68 height68 border0 alignleft />img             srchttps://www.3DAstronomer.com/images/speechr.jpg altf4u-final             width68 height68 border0 alignright />em classquote>“Look at this thing! You got kids? Are they driving you crazy? Hey stick them in front ofbr />              this thing and with any luck theyll get Lost in Space. Ha ha. But seriously...this softwarebr />              is amazing! A real trip”/em>br />            /div>/td>          /tr>        /table>        p aligncenter classtitle4> /p>        p aligncenter classtitle1>Take your protein pills and put your helmet onbr />          br />        /p>        p>Yeah – get into space - virtual, correctly-scaled outer space on your computer. With thisbr />          software - strong>3DAstronomer™/strong> - you can check out the other planets one by one – sitting at your computer (PC only, for now). You remember the old meme dont you? The order of the planets from the Sun – Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and good old Pluto – named after Mickey Mouses dog.        /p>        p> /p>        p aligncenterclasstitle1>Mickey Mouses Dog?br />/p>             p> /p>        p>Actually we now know that Pluto isnt really a planet. Its more of a dwarf planet and its          made up of rock and ice smaller than our moon. So if you were thinking of going there for          your holidays Id cancel. Go to Saturn instead. Thats a happening place. Its got those          beautiful rings for starters. And some great beaches I hear. Although it can be a bit windy          this time of year – gusting to 1200 MPH. Jupiter is a better bet. Its the largest planet in          the Solar System so it stands to reason it has more to see and do. Check out strong>The Great            Red Spot/strong>. Ive heard that place really hots up after midnight. You can even see it from          Earth – after the Moon and Venus its the third-brightest object in the night sky.        /p>              p> /p>        table width95% border0 bgcolorEAE9F4 classquote_details>          tr>            td height74 valignmiddle>div aligncenter>img             srchttps://www.3DAstronomer.com/images/speech.jpg altf4u-final             width68 height68 border0 alignleft />img             srchttps://www.3DAstronomer.com/images/speechr.jpg altf4u-final             width68 height68 border0 alignright />em classquote>"Breathtaking." Easy to use. Realistic, real-time, images. Ability to Select objects, go-tobr />              object, follow object, rotate about your own position, or the selected object, follow selectedbr />              object while viewing another, etc. Excellent.- m. holden/em>br />              /div>/td>          /tr>        /table>        h2 aligncenter> /h2>         p aligncenter classtitle1>Collaborators        /p>         p>br />                     Hey you wanna go check out the giant space telescope strong>Hubble /strong>– the collaboration           between the European Space Agency and NASA. Talking about Hubble – have a look at           what this Australian guy has done – gone and built a hrefhttps://www.designboom.com/weblog/cat/10/view/10442/peter-hennessey-my-hubble.html>a 1:1 laser-cut plywood copy/a> of it. Why?br />           Its em>ART/em> doncha know. Love this comment -/p>         p>br />           em>“The cool thing is that since the artist has the plans for this thing in Illustrator, it could be easily            transformed into a papercraft project.”/em>/p>         p>br />           LOL. Thats one Hubble Id like to see.br />         /p>         h2> /h2>        table width95% border0 bgcolorEAE9F4 classquote_details>          tr>            td height74 valignmiddle>div aligncenter>img             srchttps://www.3DAstronomer.com/images/speech.jpg altf4u-final             width68 height68 border0 alignleft />img             srchttps://www.3DAstronomer.com/images/speechr.jpg altf4u-final             width68 height68 border0 alignright />em classquote>"Excellent Simulation of Stars, Planets and Moons" It is extremely detailed with smoothbr />              fluid animation. You can go to any planet and moon in the solar system including newlybr />              discovered planets. You can even visit the American and Russian space stations and thebr />              Hubble. - zior/em>br />              /div>/td>          /tr>        /table>        br />        p aligncenter>span classtitle1>ISS/span>        /p>        p>br />          Or you can use strong>3DAstronomer™/strong> to see how the Ruskies are getting along with the          Americans on the International Space Station (ISS) – the largest artificial satellite orbiting          Earth. Well – its not only Russians but Europeans and Japanese collaborating as well. A          Russian spaceship carrying three astronauts – a Russian, an American and a Ninja landed          safely in Kazakhstan last week. Their sixmonths gig was up. But the trip back to Earth only          took three and a half hours./p>        p>br />          Wonder what they eat on that ISS space station? Yeah...space food but I wonder if they          cater for special tastes? Like Sushi and caviar and all those cabbage dishes the Reds are so          fond of. Speaking of which...you know what happens when you eat a lot of cabbage dont          you? In a confined space. Yeah...lets not go there. Or if you really want to know - a hrefhttps://www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/onlinestuff/snot/what_would_happen_if_you_farted_in_a_space_suit.aspx>What            Would Happen If You Farted in a Space Suit./a>/p>        p>br />          BTW you can see the ISS with the naked eye. Its the one with the Coca-Cola neon signage          (kidding). But it must be pretty big huh? I know its expensive. Supposed to cost between          35 billion dollars to 160 billion dollars by the time its finished at the end of next year. And          get this - the ISS is believed to be the most expensive object ever created. What monetary          crisis eh? /p>        br />                table width95% border0 bgcolorEAE9F4 classquote_details>          tr>            td height74 valignmiddle>div aligncenter>img             srchttps://www.3DAstronomer.com/images/speech.jpg altf4u-final             width68 height68 border0 alignleft />img             srchttps://www.3DAstronomer.com/images/speechr.jpg altf4u-final             width68 height68 border0 alignright />em classquote>...an encyclopedia of space. Its a keeper. You can go here, there and everywhere with abr />              click or two. The background stars can be identified with one click, just get them in thebr />              target and click. I also liked the click and grab feature which let one scan the entire view,br />              360 degrees. I must have spent an hour playing with all the menu bar options just to seebr />              what theyd do. This program is very very easy to navigate and configure and the data itbr />              will show is unbelievable! - nmweatherman/em>br />            /div>/td>          /tr>        /table>        p> /p>        p aligncenter>span classtitle1>Here I am floatin round my tin can/span>         br />                 p>br />          So yeah – with this new astronomy software strong>3DAstronomer™/strong> you could zoom right up          close to the space stations and see whats happening. See how the party is panning out.br />          /p>        p>br />          Or with a few mouse clicks you can be looking at enormous galaxy clusters. Theres          thousands of them. And some are like 400 Million light years away. But no worries – just          turn your strong>3DAstronomer™/strong> to Warp Speed and you can effectively go forward in time –          light years away – to visit these outer galaxies. See what I mean about getting Lost in          Space? What is out there anyway? If you come across something, can you report back?        /p>        p> /p>        table width95% border0 bgcolorEAE9F4 classquote_details>          tr>            td height74 valignmiddle>div aligncenter>img             srchttps://www.3DAstronomer.com/images/speech.jpg altf4u-final             width68 height68 border0 alignleft />img             srchttps://www.3DAstronomer.com/images/speechr.jpg altf4u-final             width68 height68 border0 alignright />em classquote>"This program provides a virtual, correctly scaled solar system on your computer. To say itsbr />              amazing is far short of the reality! Please give it a try so that it will keep being developed."br />              John/em>br />            /div>/td>          /tr>        /table>        h2> /h2>        p aligncenter>span classtitle1>Star Struck/span>        /p>        p>br />          Maybe youve got stars in your eyes, as it were. I dont blame you. They are beautiful arent          they? And fascinating. And theres over 100,000 of them. Most are very old - between 1          billion and 10 billion years old. Holy cow! Thats old. Some stars may even be close to 13.7          billion years old— as old as the universe. Frankly – that freaks me out. I cant wrap my          head around that at all. Its like the poser em>Where does the universe start and finish?/em> Who knows.          br />        /p>        p>          How do you tell the difference between a planet and a star in the night sky? I was always          taught that stars twinkle while planets emit a steady light. Something to do with the effect of the earths atmosphere. br />        /p>        p>          The nearest star to Earth is The Sun. And yes – with strong>3DAstronomer™/strong> you can go checkbr />          it out. Bit hot this time of year though. Be sure to take plenty of Sun Screen and a broad-brimmed hat.br />          br />          Visit strong>Sirius/strong> this summer – its a mere 51 trillion miles from Earth! And the brightest star           in the night sky – probably why it was important for navigation before the advent of GPS.br />          br />        /p>        table width95% border0 bgcolorEAE9F4 classquote_details>          tr>            td height74 valignmiddle>div aligncenter>img             srchttps://www.3DAstronomer.com/images/speech.jpg altf4u-final             width68 height68 border0 alignleft />img             srchttps://www.3DAstronomer.com/images/speechr.jpg altf4u-final             width68 height68 border0 alignright />em>"I am continually dumbstruck about what it can do. Anybody who has even a slight interestbr />              in our solar system, our galaxy, or beyond will find this software remarkable". - uneasyrider/em>br />            /div>/td>          /tr>        /table>        p> /p>        p aligncenter>span classtitle1>Do It Yourself Time Travelling/span>        /p>        ul>          li>                With strong>3DAstronomer™/strong> you can also go backwards and forwards in time – in light               years! Stephen Hawking (the genius in the wheelchair) once suggested that the               absence of tourists from the future constitutes an argument against the existence of               time travel. But you gotta wonder. With this app you can wind up the warp Speed to               light years in the future or past and see what was what./li>        /ul>        p>br />          Speaking of time-travelling – a hrefhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Titor>this wack-job/a> claimed to be a visitor from the future – 2036           to be exact/p>        p>br />        /p>        table width95% border0 bgcolorEAE9F4 classquote_details>          tr>            td height270 valignmiddle>div alignleft>img             srchttps://www.3DAstronomer.com/images/speech.jpg altf4u-final             width68 height68 border0 alignleft />span classquote>“In his online postings, Titor claimed to be an American soldier from the year 2036, based               in Tampa in Hillsborough County, Florida, who was assigned to a governmental time-              travel project. Purportedly, Titor had been sent back to 1975 to retrieve an IBM 5100               computer which he said was needed to "debug" various legacy computer programs in               2036; a reference to the UNIX 2038 timeout error.br />              br />              Titor claimed to be on a stopover in the year 2000 for "personal reasons"; i.e., to collect pictures lost               in the (future) civil war and to visit his family, of whom he spoke often. Titor also said he had been,               for a few months, trying to alert anyone that would listen about the threat of Creutzfeldt-Jakob               Disease spread through beef products and about the possibility of civil war within the United States.br />              br />              img             srchttps://www.3DAstronomer.com/images/speechr.jpg altf4u-final             width68 height68 border0 alignright />When questioned about them by an online subscriber, Titor also expressed an interest in               unexplained mysteries such as UFOs. Titor suggested that UFOs and alien visitors may well be time               travelers from much further into the future than his own time, who possessed superior time               machines to his own."/span>br />            /div>/td>          /tr>        /table>        ul>          li>            Unlike a lot of other astronomy software that just focuses on some aspects of space,              strong>3DAstronomer™/strong> gives you the whole enchilada - journeys to the planets, their               moons, the stars, the asteroids, the galaxies and the planetary nebulae - strong>ALL/strong> in one               place. These visits are up-close and personal and in strong>vivid/strong> detail with exceptional              strong>3D/strong> graphics and animations. You can also visit lots of spacecraft and have a close               look.br />              br />          /li>          li>                With strong>3DAstronomer™/strong> theres a whole new world out there – uh...scratch that – a               whole new em>universe/em> out there to explore – for you to get em>lost in space./em>br />            /li>          /ul>        div aligncenter>          p> /p>          p>img src../viewer.png width408 height406 />br />            /p>        /div>        p aligncenter> /p>        p aligncenter classtitle1>Coming Back Down to Earth/p>        p>br />          Ive been a bit flippant in my preamble here but strong>3DAstronomer™/strong> is not a toy. Its a serious 3D space simulator and 3D astronomical database. Its used by space enthusiasts as well as professional astronomers and astrophysicists. But – as you can see - it has settings and controls that even a child can use./p>        p>br />          This phenomenal open-source project takes data gathered by the European Space Agency and maps it in 3D. It displays exact telemetry, positional data of celestial objects, integrates real imagery from NASA space exploration and hundreds of dedicated developers. All of this in an easy to use, yet powerful application that lets you take a life-like journey into outer space.br />          br />        /p>        table width95% border0 bgcolorEAE9F4 classquote_details>          tr>            td height74 valignmiddle>div aligncenter>img             srchttps://www.3DAstronomer.com/images/speech.jpg altf4u-final             width68 height68 border0 alignleft />img             srchttps://www.3DAstronomer.com/images/speechr.jpg altf4u-final             width68 height68 border0 alignright />em>“Ive looked at lots of simulators and this is one of the most realistic astronomy softwarebr />              packages available”/em>br />            /div>/td>          /tr>        /table>        p>strong>3DAstronomer™/strong> has been built to be as lifelike as possible. You can travel within the solar system, out to the stars, and even beyond the Milky Way galaxy.          /p>        p>Included in the base installation are over 100,000 stars, nearly 100 solar system destinations, and 60 recently-discovered extrasolar planets. With information on each item you view and new places to go, strong>3DAstronomer™/strong>        /p>        p aligncenter> /p>        p aligncenter>span classtitle1>          How it works/span>        /p>        p>br />          When you first launch this strong>3D Astronomy/strong> software, you may think that everything is           static, however take a closer look and you will see everything is actually moving. You can           see how the moon orbits the Earth and how the Earth orbits the Sun. You can then speed           everything up and zoom out to see how the whole solar system interacts over any period of           time./p>        p>br />          With strong>3DAstronomer™/strong> you can do even more than travel through the universe in real-          time or at hyper-speed! The Universe is huge and to combat this a sophisticated zoom           feature has been integrated that lets you explore space like never before./p>        p>br />        /p>        table width95% border0 bgcolorEAE9F4 classquote_details>          tr>            td height74 valignmiddle>div aligncenter>img             srchttps://www.3DAstronomer.com/images/speech.jpg altf4u-final             width68 height68 border0 alignleft />img             srchttps://www.3DAstronomer.com/images/speechr.jpg altf4u-final             width68 height68 border0 alignright />em>“Absolutely the best astronomy app Ive seen”/em>br />              - gerzeanbr />            /div>/td>          /tr>        /table>        p> /p>        p>strong>3DAstronomer™/strong> PAY ONCE software. You will always get 100% FREE updates /           upgrades.          /p>        p>When we release a new update we will let you know via our email newsletter. You can then           simply log into your secure members area and download it for FREE...Even in 5 years           time.../p>        p>br />        /p>        div alignleft>          table width95% border0 aligncenter>            tr>              td>div aligncenter>a href#order>img srchttps://www.3DAstronomer.com/screenshots/moon+earth_resize.jpg width300 height150 />/a>br />                span classfaqtxt>Hovering Over The Moon viewing Earth/span>/div>/td>              td>div aligncenter>a href#order>img srchttps://www.3DAstronomer.com/screenshots/moon+earthrising_resize.jpg width300 height159 />/a>br />                span classfaqtxt>Hovering Over The Moon viewing Earth/span>/div>/td>            /tr>            tr>              td>div aligncenter>a href#order>img srchttps://www.3DAstronomer.com/screenshots/moon1_resize.jpg width300 height160 />/a>br />                span classfaqtxt>Hovering Over The Moon/span>/div>/td>              td>div aligncenter>a href#order>img srchttps://www.3DAstronomer.com/screenshots/moon_resize.jpg width300 height159 />/a>br />                span classfaqtxt>Hovering Over The Moon/span>/div>/td>            /tr>            /table>        /div>        p> /p>        p>But strong>3DAstronomer™/strong> is not only for amateur astronomers, but professionals and           educators, as well. strong>3DAstronomer™/strong> is a superb tool for educational purposes and           enthusiastic astronomers as it contains additional data available in overlays and labels -           such as planet names and constellations.          /p>        p>The highly-configurable display features let you add or remove detail at will. 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See for yourself the images that have helped us better           understand our planet. /p>        p>strong>3DAstronomer™/strong> allows you to journey to the closest stars,including Alpha Centauri and           Proxima Centauri.br />        /p>        strong>span classboxText>img srchttps://www.3DAstronomer.com/images/bticksm.gif alt3DAstronomer width20 height19 hspace10 />/span>Are you already a hobbyist astronomer but want to learn more?br />        br />        /strong>span classboxText>img srchttps://www.3DAstronomer.com/images/bticksm.gif alt3DAstronomer width20 height19 hspace10 />/span>strong>Are you looking for an easier way to explain the Earth, the Cosmos andbr />            span classstyle1>img srchttps://www.3DAstronomer.com/images/space.gif alt3dastronomer width5 height3 hspace18 />/span>the Stars?/strong>br />            br />            span classboxText>img srchttps://www.3DAstronomer.com/images/bticksm.gif alt3DAstronomer width20 height19 hspace10 />/span>strong>Would a complete 3D Astronomical application help with your everydaybr />            span classstyle1>img srchttps://www.3DAstronomer.com/images/space.gif alt3dastronomer width5 height3 hspace18 />/span>job?/strong>br />            br />            span classboxText>img srchttps://www.3DAstronomer.com/images/bticksm.gif alt3DAstronomer width20 height19 hspace10 />/span>strong>Or do you just want to have fun with a more interesting and educationalbr />            span classstyle1>img srchttps://www.3DAstronomer.com/images/space.gif alt3dastronomer width5 height3 hspace18 />/span>software package?/strong>br />            br />            strong>3DAstronomer™ is what you have been waiting for.../strong>            h2 alignleft>strong>br />        /strong>/h2>        p aligncenter>a href#order>img srchttps://www.3DAstronomer.com/images/features.png alt width262 height68 />/a>/p>        p>strong>3DAstronomer™/strong> has been made easy to use, with basic settings even a child can           manipulate, yet look deeper and you will quickly see the amazing educational possibilities           available. It really has been designed to be suitable for everyone, no matter if you are a           budding space enthusiast, a professional astronomer or even an astrophysicist./p>        p>br />          strong>Additional Features:/strong>        /p>        p alignleft>strong>img srchttps://www.3DAstronomer.com/images/sm_images.jpg altaffilaitearea width20 alignleft height20 hspace20 />/strong>Explore Our Solar System, Our Galaxy and Beyond in 3D on your computerbr />        /p>        p alignleft>strong>img srchttps://www.3DAstronomer.com/images/sm_images.jpg altaffilaitearea width20 alignleft height20 hspace20 />/strong>Easy   to use & extremely flexible span classstyle1>(with simple commands that even a child can use)/span>/p>        p alignleft>strong>img srchttps://www.3DAstronomer.com/images/sm_images.jpg altaffilaitearea width20 alignleft height20 hspace20 />/strong>Super   low learning curve span classstyle1>(Very easy to use)./span>/p>        p alignleft>strong>img 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