Interactive 3D atlas of the cosmos
Fly from galaxies down to single moons
CosmoLapse is a cinematic, browser-based atlas of the universe. Cross every
scale, from the Local Group of galaxies into the Milky Way, the Solar System,
and on to real exoplanet systems, planets, rings, and moons.
Launch the atlas
A real-time planetarium that lives in a browser tab
CosmoLapse turns public astronomical data into a navigable, cinematic universe.
Pick any body and a detail panel opens with figures, a live summary, and
travel-time analogies from Earth.
Built to explore, grounded in real data
- Galaxy to planet: glide from the Local Group of galaxies into the Milky Way, the Solar System, and individual planets and moons.
- Real exoplanet systems: step into TRAPPIST-1, Proxima Centauri, Kepler-90, and 51 Pegasi and explore their planets like our own.
- Compare worlds across size, mass, gravity, day length, and temperature, with rotating 3D previews.
- Travel from Earth: see how far each world is and how long the trip would take by car, by airliner, by spacecraft, and at the speed of light.
Three ways to see the Solar System
- Cinematic: a balanced, beautiful layout tuned for exploring and storytelling.
- Relative size: true relative diameters, so you can feel how vast the giants really are.
- True distance: real orbital spacing, where planets become distant, lonely specks.