Explore the Universe with Space Engine
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Explore the Universe with Space Engine
I just bought Space Engine (an astronomy program and a realistic virtual Universe
you can explore with your computer).
there are free versions too.
am looking forward to checking it out.
I watched a couple youtube videos about it.
it looks spectacular.
here are links to it, and the videos:
http://spaceengine.org/
you can explore with your computer).
there are free versions too.
am looking forward to checking it out.
I watched a couple youtube videos about it.
it looks spectacular.
here are links to it, and the videos:
http://spaceengine.org/
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Re: Explore the Universe with Space Engine
Amazing thanks for the link. Theres just not enough hours in the day is there ! Phill
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SCOPE : Skywatcher 120X600 ST Achromatic Refractor.
EP's : 25mm & 10mm Plossl , Celestron 8/24mm Zoom EP,
Filters : Solar filter, Badder Fringe Killer & Moon/Skyglow.
MOUNT : Skywatcher Star Discovery goto Mount.
CAMERAS : ZWO 120 asi MC. / Sony HX400V 50X Zoom.
Binoculars : Saxon 10x50
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Re: Explore the Universe with Space Engine
you're welcome.
thank you Phill.
its almost the longest day of the year here now.
but I understand what you mean.
thank you Phill.
its almost the longest day of the year here now.
but I understand what you mean.
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Re: Explore the Universe with Space Engine
Looks interesting. But I am cautious about supporting Russian developers that haven't been thoroughly vetted. So I am going to wait and see.
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