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Life & fun · February 3, 2026

SpaceTrekk

Explore the solar system in real-time 3D with actual physics

SpaceTrekk launched on February 3, 2026 with 1 votes.

What it does

SpaceTrekk is a scientifically accurate, real-time 3D solar system simulator. It uses NASA JPL data, Keplerian mechanics, and Newton–Raphson solvers to render elliptical planetary orbits with sub-kilometer precision. Explore all 8 planets, dwarf planets, major moons, constellations, and spacecraft in an interactive WebGL environment. Travel through time from 1900–2100 to visualize past, present, and future celestial motion

Explore all 8 planets, dwarf planets & real NASA spacecraft in stunning 3D. Live orbital mechanics, Voyager tracker, James Webb — free in your browser.

SpaceTrekk is an interactive 3D solar system simulator that requires JavaScript and WebGL 2.0 to run. Please enable JavaScript in your browser settings, then refresh this page. Supported browsers: Chrome 90+, Firefox 88+, Safari 14+, Edgefrom spacetrekk.com

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