Wander the universe, one world at a time.
From the cliffs of Mars to the event horizon of Sagittarius A*. Explore high-resolution imagery, vital stats, and the missions reshaping what we know about the cosmos.
The atlas
The Sun
Our local G-type main sequence star
stars
Mercury
The swift, scorched messenger
planets
Venus
Earth's hellish twin
planets
Earth
The pale blue dot
planets
Mars
The rusty red frontier
planets
Jupiter
King of the planets
planets
Saturn
The jewel of the solar system
planets
Uranus
The tilted ice giant
planets
Neptune
The windy blue giant
planets
The Moon
Earth's silver companion
moons
Europa
Jupiter's ocean world
moons
Titan
The moon with seas of methane
moons
Betelgeuse
The red supergiant about to explode
stars
Proxima Centauri
Our nearest stellar neighbor
stars
Sirius
The brightest star in our sky
stars
Milky Way
Our home galaxy
galaxies
Andromeda (M31)
Our galactic twin, closing in
galaxies
Whirlpool Galaxy (M51)
A cosmic dance partner
galaxies
Sagittarius A*
The monster at our galaxy's heart
black holes
M87*
The first black hole ever photographed
black holes
White Holes
The theoretical opposite
black holes
Orion Nebula (M42)
A stellar nursery in Orion's sword
nebulae
Pillars of Creation
Hubble's most iconic image
nebulae
Crab Nebula (M1)
The aftermath of a supernova
nebulae
Halley's Comet
The 76-year visitor
meteors
Chelyabinsk Meteor
The 2013 Russian airburst
meteors
ʻOumuamua
The first known interstellar visitor
meteors
Pluto
The reclassified dwarf with a heart
planets
Ceres
Queen of the asteroid belt
planets
Io
The most volcanic world in the solar system
moons
Ganymede
The largest moon in the solar system
moons
Enceladus
Saturn's geyser moon
moons
Polaris
The North Star
stars
VY Canis Majoris
One of the largest stars known
stars
Triangulum Galaxy (M33)
The third member of our Local Group
galaxies
NGC 1300
A textbook barred spiral
galaxies
TON 618
One of the most massive black holes known
black holes
Cygnus X-1
The first confirmed black hole
black holes
Carina Nebula
JWST's first showcase
nebulae
Helix Nebula (NGC 7293)
The 'Eye of God'
nebulae
Bennu
The asteroid we touched
meteors
2I/Borisov
The second interstellar visitor
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