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 Verfasst am: Mo. 07-Apr-2008 (23:36) Titel: ASTRONOMY :::> 3D Simulators Planets Solar Galaxys etc. |
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SAMMELTHREAD & TOOLSAMMLUNG :::> ASTRONOMIE 3D Universum Planetarium
Weltraum Weltall Sterne Space Weltraum-Simulationen Simulatoren Sonnensysteme Galaxien etc.
| Zitat: | Celestia (Anbieter: Chris Laurel - USA)
HP: http://www.shatters.net/celestia/index.html
HP: http://www.celestia.de.vu (Deutsche Version von Ulrich "Adirondack" Dickmann - GERMANY)
NEWS: http://www.celestia.info
TEST: http://www.netzwelt.de/news/73745_2-google-earth-weltalledition-celestia-im.html
Open-Source Software um das gesamte Sterne und Solar-System bzw. die ganze Galaxie zu erkunden!
Wer sich der praktizierenden (Hobby-)Astronomie verschrieben hat und den Begriff "Astronomie am PC" hört, denkt
vermutlich zunächst oder gar ausschließlich an die einschlägigen Software-Programme, mit denen man sich auf seine
praktischen Beobachtungen vorbereitet. Ergänzt man den Begriff mit der Umschreibung "Weltraumsimulation" denken
viele sofort an Spielerei ohne naturwissenschaftlichen Nährwert.
Dabei gibt es doch die freizugängliche und kostenlose (!) Weltraumsimulation "Celestia", die nicht nur
naturwissenschaftlichen Nutzen z.B. in Form einer plastischen und dreidimensionalen Himmelsmechanik vermittelt
und daher auch von der NASA und ESA für Präsentationen eingesetzt wird, sondern sie macht in ihrer Anwendung
auch noch außerordentlich Spaß.
- Zoom-Funktion, mit der man sich auf wenige Meter an Objekte heranzoomen kann.
- Kann auch mit der Maus angesteuert werden, man klickt ein Object an und landet sofort dort.
- Rechtsklick auf die Objekte und "Info" zeigt umfangreiche Detailinformationen an.
- Satelliten-Karten importieren, per Add-On lassen sich Bilder aus der "Blue Marble"-Collection der NASA
in das Programm übertragen
- Als Grafikschmankerl können "Pixel Shader" und "Vertex Shader" benutzt werden.
| Zitat: | The free space simulation that lets you explore our universe in three dimensions.
Celestia runs on Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X.
Unlike most planetarium software, Celestia doesn't confine you to the surface of the Earth.
You can travel throughout the solar system, to any of over 100,000 stars, or even beyond the galaxy.
All movement in Celestia is seamless; the exponential zoom feature lets you explore space across a
huge range of scales, from galaxy clusters down to spacecraft only a few meters across. A 'point-and-goto'
interface makes it simple to navigate through the universe to the object you want to visit.
Celestia is expandable. Celestia comes with a large catalog of stars, galaxies, planets, moons, asteroids,
comets, and spacecraft. If that's not enough, you can download dozens of easy to install add-ons with more objects.
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| Zitat: | Planetarium 1900 – 2100 (Anbieter: Thomas Kraus & Donald Wienand - GERMANY)
HP: http://www.astroexcel.de
DL: http://www.chip.de/downloads/Das-Planetarium-1900-2100_20156928.html
| Zitat: | Das "Planetarium 1900 – 2100“ ist ein einfach zu bedienendes PC-Planetariumsprogramm, welches Ihnen den Himmel
– von jedem Ort auf der Erde aus - im Zeitraum von 1900 bis 2100 anzeigt. Das Programm ist für einen Beobachter
gemacht, der sich den nächtlichen Himmel mit bloßem Auge oder mit einem Fernglas betrachtet.
Unter anderem bietet es Details zu den Jupiter-Monden, Sonne und Mond sowie einem Almanach, der über die
wichtigsten Himmelsereignisse informiert. 3D-Darstellungen mittels OpenGL und DirectX der Planeten sowie eine
Messier-Sternkarte und ein Satelliten-Beobachtungsprogramm komplettieren das Astro-Paket.
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| Zitat: | Stellarium (Projektleiter: Fabien Chéreau, Entwickler: Rob Spearman & Weitere - INTERNATIONAL)
HP: http://www.stellarium.org/de
| Zitat: | Stellarium ist ein kostenloses, quelloffenes Planetarium für ihren Rechner. Es zeigt einen realistischen 3D-Himmel,
so wie man ihn mit bloßem Auge, Fernglas oder Teleskop sehen kann. Es wird auch mit Projektoren für Planetarien
verwendet. Geben Sie einfach Ihre Koordinaten ein und los geht's.
Features
Himmel
Standardkatalog mit mehr als 600.000 Sternen
Zusatzkataloge mit mehr als 210 Millionen Sternen
Asterismen und Illustrationen von Sternbildern
Bilder von Nebeln (vollständiger Messier-Katalog)
Realistische Milchstraße
Sehr realistische Atmosphäre, Sonnenauf- und untergang
Planeten und ihre Satelliten
Benutzerschnittstelle
Leistungsfähige Vergrößerung
Zeitsteuerung
Mehrsprachige Benutzerschnittstelle
Aufnahme und Abspielen eigener Vorführungen per Skript
Fischaugenprojektion für Planetariumskuppeln
Sphärische Spiegelprojektion für Ihre eigene Kuppel
Graphische Benutzerschnittstelle und umfassende Tastatursteuerung
Teleskopsteuerung
Darstellung
Äquatoriale und azimuthale Gitter
Funkelnde Sterne
Sternschnuppen
Simulation von Sonnen- und Mondfinsternis
Anpaßbare Landschaften, jetzt mit sphärischer Panoramaprojektion
Individualisierungsmöglichkeiten
Fügen Sie eigene extrasolare Objekte, Landschaften, Sternbilder, Skripte, etc. hinzu
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| Zitat: | Hallo Northern Sky (HNSKY) (Anbieter: Han Kleijn - NETHERLANDS & GERMANY)
HP: http://www.hnsky.org/software.htm
Software für das Selbststudium rund um Sonne, Mond und Sterne!
Auf der Webseite des Herstellers finden Sie zahlreiche Plug-Ins und Erweiterungen zu HNSKY. Sehr empfehlenswert
ist eine Bilddatenbank mit Fotos zu mehr als 200 Himmelskörpern. Lässt mit einem Sprachpaket in eine deutsche
Version verwandeln.
| Zitat: | "Hallo northern sky" or HNSKY is a planetarium program for windows. Have a try.
It is free with 26000 deepsky objects and all stars to magnitude 12 and with the original GSC CD's, GSC-ACT
or the USNO UCAC2 to magnitude 16. It displays all planets, the Moon, Sun, moons of Saturn, Jupiter, Mars,
Uranus and Neptune and a few hundred asteroids and comets. It comes with 255 small DSS deepsky images
which will blend in at the right size and orientation. It will run under Windows 95 or later. To install the
program you start with the basic package or just put all the files in one directory and just run the
main file HNSKY.EXE.
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| Zitat: | 3D Solar System (Anbieter: Henrik Tingstrom - SWEDEN)
HP: http://www.tingan.com/index.asp?top=top&left=meny&right=space&main=w1&lang=
| Zitat: | A rolling advanced 3D solar system with all eight planets, dwarf planet Pluto and some big moons orbit.
If you have a very fast computer - set 'True Worlds'-option 'On', and you will not be disappointed.
You can manually select view of planet or moon and the camera takes you there. It includes options
like 'Freeze All', 'Height of view', 'Orbit speed / Distance', 'Light and Shadow on/off', 'Atmosphere on/off',
'Rotation speed', 'Bank Angle', 'Model scale' and 'Zoom scale'. Support 800x600 up to 1600x1200
and also widescreen 1280x768 or 1680x1050 GFX resolution. You can also save the preferences.
Recommends (minimum):
A 3D-card GFX hardware (64 MB or better).
1 GHZ CPU
256 MB RAM
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| Zitat: | Home Planet (Anbieter: John Walker - SWITZERLAND)
HP: http://www.fourmilab.ch/homeplanet/homeplanet.html
| Zitat: | Home Planet, a comprehensive astronomy / space / satellite-tracking package for
Microsoft Windows 95/98/Me and Windows NT 4.0/2000/XP and above, is now available;
see details at the end on how to download and install the software.
Overview
I like to think of Home Planet as putting a somewhat different spin on the Earth and sky. It allows you to view:
An earth map, showing day and night regions, location of the Moon and current phase, and position of a selected
earth satellite. Earth maps can be customised and extended by editing a DLL which provides maps to Home Planet.
A panel showing detailed position and phase data for the Sun and Moon.
Panel showing positions of planets
and a selected asteroid or comet, both geocentric and from the observer's location.
A sky map, based on either the Yale Bright Star Catalogue or the 256,000 star SAO catalogue,
including rendering of spectral types, planets, earth satellites, asteroids and comets. Celestial coordinates
are included, and an extensive and user-extensible deep-sky database includes all Messier objects and
many of the NGC objects. Precession and proper motion are accounted for in the display.
Databases of the orbital elements of 5632 asteroids and principal periodic comets are included, allowing
selection of any for tracking. These databases can be user-extended using standard orbital elements.
MS-DOS utility programs are included which convert asteroid and comet orbital elements in the form published
in Minor Planet Electronic Circulars (MPECs) to the CSV format used by Home Planet. Subscribers to the MPECs
can thus easily add newly reported asteroids and comets to the database. Source code for these programs is included.
A telescope window which can be aimed by clicking in the sky map or telescope itself, by entering coordinates,
or by selecting an object in the Object Catalogue (see below). Limiting magnitude, labeling, coordinate display,
etc. can be defined by user. Right click on an object to display its entry in the Object Catalogue.
Stellar magnitudes can be plotted for stars in a given magnitude range in the telescope window.
This makes it easy to create comparison star charts for variable star observing.
A horizon window which shows the view toward the horizon at any given azimuth. The horizon can be adorned,
if you wish, with fractal forged terrain and randomly generated scenery, including houses, livestock, and trees.
The scenery is generated by a user-extensible DLL which allows customisation.
Object Catalogue allows archiving images, sounds, and tabular data about celestial objects.
Both new objects and new categories can be added. Bidirectionally linked to the Telescope window.
Chart catalogues, selectable from within the Object Catalogue, can be plotted in all sky view windows
(Sky, Telescope, and Horizon). Objects are specified by right ascension and declination, and can use any
of the star, deep-sky, satellite, or user-extensible scenery icons, plus text (in various colours) with user-defined
justification. Commands allow plotting straight lines and lines which curve along parallels of latitude.
Chart catalogues are included which display chart boundaries and numbers of Sky Atlas 2000.0, and
radio sources from the Third Cambridge Survey (3C) cross-identified with the 4C survey.
Orrery allows viewing the solar system, including a selected asteroid or comet, from any vantage point in
space, in a variety of projections.
Satellite tracking panel. Select an Earth satellite from a database of two-line elements, and see its current
position and altitude. Satellite will be shown as an icon on Earth map, Sky, Telescope, and Horizon windows.
View Earth From panel allows you to view a texture-mapped image of the Earth as seen from the Sun, Moon,
a selected Earth satellite, above the observing location, or the antisolar point. For a real thrill,
fly Molniya through perigee!
Satellite database selection allows maintenance of multiple lists of satellites, for example TV broadcast,
ham radio, low orbit, etc.
DDE server permits export of real-time Sun, Earth, and Moon information to any DDE client.
A sample Excel worksheet is included.
Computerised telescope pointing is supported via DDE. When the Telescope window is pointed at a
given location in the sky, its coordinates are exported via DDE (in both Right Ascension and Declination
and Altitude and Azimuth), permitting a concurrently running telescope drive program to direct a physical
telescope to the given location. The sample Excel spreadsheet displays the telescope pointing coordinates.
Catalogue look-up allows you to right click in any of the sky windows (Sky, Telescope, or Horizon)
and locate the closest object in the Object Catalogue. With no keyboard modifier, this searches all eligible
catalogues. With SHIFT, CONTROL, or SHIFT+CONTROL, you can direct the search to a specific catalogue.
Catalogues are provided which give the chart/plate number for the given location in the following atlases:
SHIFT Sky Atlas 2000.0
CONTROL Uranometria 2000.0
SHIFT+CONTROL Palomar Observatory Sky Survey
Observing site selection lets you choose a site from a database of more than 1300 cities and towns,
or by clicking on the world map.
Animation lets you put the heavens into higher gear, with selectable speed, time direction, and time step.
Demonstrate seasonal changes, Moon phases, satellite orbits, precession, proper motion, etc.
Time and date can be set to any moment from 4713 B.C. into the distant future. Examples of historical
research are included.
Planetary position calculations use the high-precision VSOP87 theory, and lunar position is calculated with
the revised ELP-2000/82 lunar theory. Calculation of dynamical time, obliquity of the ecliptic, nutation,
precession, and aberration all use high precision algorithms.
Cuckoo clock. Hey, I live in Switzerland! You can turn it off.
An optional screen saver that shows the illuminated Earth and position and phase of the Moon is included.
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| Zitat: | Cartes du Ciel Sky Charts (Anbieter: Patrick Chevalley - FRANCE)
HP: http://www.stargazing.net/astropc/index.html
| Zitat: | Free program to draw sky charts For use with Windows 95/98/NT/2000/XP
This program enables you to draw sky charts, making use of the data in 16 catalogs of stars and nebulae.
In addition the position of planets, asteroids and comets are shown.
The purpose of this program is to prepare different sky maps for a particular observation.
A large number of parameters permit you to choose specifically or automatically which catalogs to use,
the colour and dimension of stars and nebulae, the representation of planets, the display of labels and
coordinate grids, the superimposition of pictures, the condition of visibility and more.
These features make this celestial atlas more complete than a conventional planetarium.
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| Zitat: | WinStars (Anbieter: Franck Richard - FRANCE)
HP: http://www.winstars.net/english
WIKI: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/WinStars
| Zitat: | WinStars uses the latest 3D technology to show the objects of our solar system in a realistic manner.
Thus, it is possible to move from one planet to another, to follow a space probe on its long voyage or to
observe a celestial event from a place to which you could never go. The use of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory’s
DE 404 planetary theories allows us to have a precise representation of the events displayed.
Here are the chief characteristics of the software:
- a database of 2,500,000 stars
- a catalogue of 10,000 nebulae, galaxies and star clusters
- a direction of observation which is easily controlled by a mouse and in real time
- a precise representation of the observable sky from a point on the earth’s surface on a given date
- a 3D interface to give more realism to celestial objects
- a calculation of notable astronomical phenomena visible from an observation point on the earth
- detailed information about each object
- a calculation of the positions of the principal satellites of Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune,
of comets and of asteroids
- an outline of the celestial equator, the ecliptic, and a grid of azimuthal and equatorial coordinates
- a 3D outline of the planetary orbits
- drives a large range of telescopes
- compatible with the seti@home BOINC version
- automatic updates
- a program developed entirely in C++
Internet resources are also available:
updated comets and asteroids' elements, querying of DSS (Digitized Sky Survey) servers to obtain a photograph
of that portion of the sky being displayed by the program, a notice of the visibility of artificial satellites, etc.
WinStars is shareware. That means that you may use it freely. However, certain functions
(such as the use of the Tycho 2 catalogue, the high and the very high resolution textures) are temporarily disabled.
If you wish to use the complete version of the software, you should purchase a user’s licence.
A personal licence costs 6,00 € (EURO).
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