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Gaia Sky v3.6.2 Gaia Sky v3.6.2 A real-time, 3D, astronomy visualization software that runs on Windows, Linux and macOS. It is developed in the framework of ESA's Gaia mission to chart about 1 billion stars of our Galaxy in the Gaia group of the Astronomisches Rechen-Institut (ZAH, Universität Heidelberg). Features • Free and open source - Open source and free, and will stay this way. Contribute to the development and translations. • High object count - The MS-LOD technique enables the real-time exploration of billions of objects. • From Gaia to the cosmos - Explore from high-z galaxies to small asteroids in a seamless manner. • Virtual Reality - Visit the whole Universe in VR! • 6D exploration - Observe star positions but also proper motions and radial velocities, if available. • Planetary surfaces - Explore surfaces with elevation maps (using tessellation, if available). • Procedural planets - Procedurally generate planet surfaces, clouds and atmospheres. • Advanced graphics - Virtual textures, screen space reflections, shadows, HDR, ray-marched distance fields, dynamic resolution, etc. • Eclipses - Real-time eclipse representation in all bodies. • 3D-ready - 6 stereoscopic modes: Anaglyphic (red-cyan), VR headset, 3DTV (H and V), cross-eye and parallel view. • 360 mode - Spherical (equirectangular), cylindrical and Hammer projections available, plus many reprojection modes. • Planetarium projection mode - Azimuthal equidistant (dome master) projection for single-projector setups. MPCDI for real-time usage in multi-projector systems. Ready to produce videos for full domes from the desktop app. • Gaia - Observe Gaia in its orbit and discover its movement in the sky and its attitude. ... |
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