Getting a rendering error on my ARM chromebook, dev build, looking at Sol and one of the dwarfs in Gleise.

Otherwise fantastic - thanks.

GREAT!! I've been searching for that many time and i found it yeah!!

This is staggeringly beautiful, and a technical tour-de-force. This is why I love the internet.
If Carl Sagan were still around today, I am sure he would love it as much as I do.

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very infinitive

Muy muy genial! Gracias por hacer cosas tan maravillosas! :)

are the developers still working on this experiment?, any way to keep up with updates of this? it would be awesome to see enhancements to the whole application such as planets, moons and even the location of satellites such as the voyagers, vikings, etc. i can't get enough of this...mooooaarrrr please!! :D !!!!!! lol

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the images make me feel a little dizzy and comfortable :'(
but i still like it so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
thank Google make us know about the beautiful of universe!!!!!
terrific!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

u guys r nerds who r always doing this kind of things!!!!!!!!!!!

I like it. It is very good

very well done.

Made a video of the tour: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZBPFTCQIfM

The star 'Regulus' seems to have two stars moving around it and actually colliding into eachother. Probably not actually happening, I'd imagine.

Any change Kepler data will be added to this project as well??

It would be awesome to see known planets orbiting the stars in the model.

One thing to add on would be, obviously more stars, but also the planets that orbit them

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http://www.descargargoogle.es/descargar-google-chrome/

I come here when I'm feeling down.

Beautiful, Magnificent and majestic, My new favourite place, Thank you!

Really awesome. One quibble: why are star systems with multiple stars (Alpha Centauri, Sirius, etc.) presented as a single star? It's highly misleading for learners.

This is just so, so beautiful!

Thank you for this!!!!

Wolf 359, Epsilon Indi, Epsilon Eridani, Tau Ceti. Don't just say you can't fix it, there are only a handful of items that need to be added to the data to make this vastly more useful. Just do it.

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Just to say that I've written in before but I had to write in again. I keep coming back here as this site is absolutely amazing! You can understand why people become astronomers. :o)

purpose for apply

Como se habre ?

My internet sucks, doesn't matter if I use chrome or not, is there a way to download is so I can play offline?

Wow, once u see this u realise how insignificant we humans are on a small blue planet. The scope of what is shown is incredible. The finite fades into the infinite, complete silence and incredibly beautiful. Thanks.

Dear Sir or Ms.
Hey, I may be a red dwarf, and not visible to the naked eye, but as the 3rd closest stellar system to Sol (after Alpha Centauri and Barnard's Star), I'm highly offended that you left me out of your little "app." Just because my surface is so cool that chemical compounds can form and survive on my photosphere, that's no reason to exclude me.

-A friend always,
Wolf 359

its very nice luping google earth 1000000stars

Hello,

Can we establish an hyperlink to your page: http://workshop.chromeexperiments.com/stars/ on our website?

Thank you!

So beautiful, awesome 5/5 of course.

This made me weep with joy. I cannot tell you how amazing this is. I may never be able to fulfill my dream of travelling the stars, but I will have this, the closest to it. Thank you so much for that.

look-good-more-depts.-3d-hd-look-good!!

it's supreme
sometime i remain fascinated playing it.
it would be really helpful if there was a search bar

show D

este es uno de los mejores experimentos de la pagina de google ...uffffffff it is full

Great Experiment, but please, insert a search bar/ mecanism.

Can't make this work - gutted! It gets stuck at "focussing optics". Any clues?

Oo waw

What a amazing site !!! Thank you Google Team.

Krase Scheiseeeeeee

muy bueno

The app doesn't start anymore, the link appear to be broken...

Seems to be broken. It worked the last time I tried it - over a month ago - but now it just loads a blank page for me. What's going on here? Is there any way we can bring this to the attention of the hosts?

I cant seem to get 100 000 thousand stars to work any longer. It did before but now a message comes up : Ooops, the link appears to be broken.

love this site. try it you will earn it

I love this site. I love theese pictures and how much information it has on this web. you should really go to this site.

é magnifico !!!!!!!!!

This was one of my favorite "webapps". Doesn't work anymore :-(
Uncaught ReferenceError: parameters is not defined Detector.js:109
Detector.addGetWebGLMessage Detector.js:109
start main.js:76
onload

I can't find the constellation of Aquarius :c

esto era lo que estaba buscando esta perfecto ...!! GRACIAS ...!! =)

It is really best application on the stars I have ever seen. Would it be possible to add 800 known discovered planets and the distance option when ever we want to check.

Dear users, this app is experiment and not application from Chrome Web Store.

Please visit SpaceEngine website: en.spaceengine.org

There are very numerous frenchs astronomes who are interest by your site but who are not understand the english !!!
And who are disappoint !!!

It's very formidable, but I want what your site (and all others !) are traduct in french ! Gracias.....Por favor...Please....Tanks... S'il vous plait.....Merci !!!!!!!

Amaizing!

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Don't like 100,000 Stars ?

Just use SpaceEngine !!! SpaceEngine is better than 100,000 Stars !!!

Website: en.spaceengine.org

Very nice. Need a zoom by mousewheel and searching by name. And other languages support. Thank you.

Where's Tau Ceti?

How can I search for stars in this experiment? Recently I read article that another Earth may be just 12 light-years away.
So I want to search for that star and gather more information.

Very cool

Very, very nice! Congratulations!

hi can i download this to my computer ?

This is simply amazing ! Thank you so much ! Really puts things into perspective !

Since this is a WebGL Experiment, why doesn't it load in Chrome? When I open the page in IE it tells me to try it in Chrome. So far just the loading screen. Please fix this, it sounds amazing.

There are no words adequate to describe this experiment of yours! Thank you, and please continue on with this incredible project.

Is the source code available? I'd quite like a toggle to set the size of the spheres which mark stars to be proportional to their mass, so that you can see the "gravity wells" (not taking dark energy into account!)

Absolutely breathtaking, thank you for the experience.

Just a little tip, when i click on spectral index it shows temperatures in degrees kelvin, when kelvin doesnt use degrees, just a minor error, but great job

Guys, this is so awesome, I wear, I've never seen anything like that before even though I am interested in astronomy and physics. Please, oh please continue developing the software, add other objects such as supernovas, planets, black holes, add as much as you can. I'm soooo keeping my fingers crossed for you!

I've never felt so insignificant!! Definitely something's else out there beyond doubt that have little time for us earthlings. Nonetheless we should celebrate what we've achieved and continue to develop and enjoy every moment we breath.

Lazy and gentelman.
Use SpaceEngine. Because, SpaceEngine is more better than 100,000 Stars, Celestia, Google Earth and Stellarium.
Visit website: en.spaceengine.org

Zseniális!

Things to see: Algol and Polaris.
What have others found out there?

Warnings be damned, I'm taking this on my trip!

A request, compliment and observation:

Request: Could this be fed in 3D Side-by-Side format? I have a Lenovo 3D laptop.

Or maybe you're doing something like that already and I haven't figured it out.

Compliment: This is fabulous and humbling.

Observation /bug: Clicking on a star that has notes attached flashes up the information, and closes it just as quickly. Duration, maybe a 1/2 second. This is Chrome Version 23.0.1271.64 m

1 word; "WOW!" If this is a taste of Google's Planetarium I hope it really happens! Great matching music too!

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Totally missing Tau Ceti and Epsilon Eridani, whereas they are amongst the closest and most worthwhile stars, for they harbor planets.

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I'm only seeing about a quarter of the stars. If you imagine an orange cut into quarters, the section of stars I can navigate looks like one of those quarters. I'm not finding Alpha Centauri, Procyon, Sirius, or Vega.

jihad

Where's wolf 359?

Спасибо за прекрасный вид! ^)

It will not load on my computer says
fetchin stellar data what do i wrong?

Just wanted to say this is awesome awesome! Please keep it up and keep up the awesome work! :)

COOL........ Awesome now browsers hace 3D rendering.

Somehow, this is the only one i cannot run on my computer. Al the others work perfect, but this one keeps loading, any idea how to fix this?

I found it hard to navigate without any reference points or obvious home button. It would be nice if it could anchor to some plane through the centre of the milky way somehow.
Also some ability to type in a stars name or limit the number of stars to a radius or star type would be nice.

Fantastic.
Cant seem to be able to click on any of the labels though like "Earth", maybe I've missed something. How do you move over to or zoom in on say the Earth or any of the other labels?

Thanks Google for that fantastic, incredible experiment! I didn't pick up Belgium my country :-)

Great way to explore the galaxy and experience the immense dimensions. Presented in a very beautifull way (rendering, mass effect music,...). Thanks for making this available!

I hope this will be further developped by adding exoplanets but also adding a bigger scale showing the other galaxies , clusters,... in our universe.

Increíble y bello!!!!

So why does this work on linux under firefox, but fail under chrome??

Either your graphics card or your browser does not support WebGL. Please try again on a Windows, Mac, or Linux computer using Google Chrome
or another WebGL-Compatible browser. Version 23.0.1271.64
Same computer, firefox runs, app, chrome wont.

This is beautiful and inspiring, great work as always from the google data arts team.

Could you post the code for this? It would be a really great WebGL tutorial.

My daughter is three years old. I'm sixty. She sits on my lap, we lower the lights, and together we journey through our galaxy. She has so much to teach me about the cosmos. If that isn't cool, what is?

This is fascinating.

I'd LOVE to be able to link to specific stars in the galaxy and share that link with others.

Fantastic! Any chance of adding nearby exo-planet systems (like HD 40307)?! That would be really amazing!!

Awesome!

For some reason (my computer?) I could not zoom or scroll. 100K stars is really not that many, database should be open to expansion from multiple catalogues, updating with proper motion would be a plus. I saw no toolbar, I think that is needed to do what I suggested. About 15 years ago, I saw a program called 'Star Rider' which seemed to do about everything I saw here, perhaps with somewhat fewer stars. With the compilation of the Hubble Guide Star catalogue and its counterpart from the Hipparcos satellite, it should be possible today to go far beyond 'Star Rider' or what I saw of '100K Stars'.

Remarkable! Is there a way to search for stars? It's going to take me a while to sift through 100000 stars to find the one that I want...:)

Impresionante.

No tenia en mente lo insignificante de nuestro planeta en esta perspectiva. No cabe duda q no somos nada, y a la vez somos todo. Despues de tantas fuerzas de gravedad interactuando entre ellas y todo en un equilibrio aparente, vuelve a mi mente la idea del orden del caos. Impresionante.

Where is Tau Ceti? It's a G type star 12 ly from Sol, and should be visible in the zoomed views near Sol, but it doesn't seem to be there.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tau_Ceti

I love this, but will there be a method to inject different star maps ? Specifically, I'd like to see this rendering with the star map from the game EVE Online!

Can you please add more stars specially the ones for the zodiac constellations thank you.

SPORE!

Excellent! I know it's still under construction, but are you open to ideas? Perhaps you could work in some type of condensed visualization of the stars lifespan from Main Sequence to Supernova (when applicable). You could use a few standard models based on the classifications.

Awesome! I really love this, gotta say though I'm a tiny bit disappointed that Wolf 1061 wasn't there. I only care because it's the subject of something I'm working on and probably spent far to long looking for it. Regardless Awesome work!

Awesome! ... I wonder if we are the only ones who live in our galaxy or is there someone else.

great stuff guys, made a fan vid to help the word spread: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkeTL1LGilg

Very enjoyable.
One correction: when describing distance, "farthest" is the correct word for describing distance. In the demo, "furthest" is used.

Stellar work, ladies and gentlemen!

Stunning! Absolutely gorgeous. Scenes like that always make me feel like an insect, paramecium caudatum, amoeba.

Bellisimo, sono un astrofilo italiano circa mezzora fa sono andato in terrazza per vedere URANO,è MEGLIO vedere il Vostro esperimento
bravi

Thank you - my 6th grade science students absolutely love it!

**Please fix Alpha Cassiopeiae to Alpha Canis Majoris - the description correctly lists it as Sirius

... great view, reminded me of celestia, a project that seems to have fallen without developpers (or am i wrong here).

same comment on sirius: shoudl be alpha canis minoris

could you extend the experiment to galaxies in our neighborhood?

keep dreaming and creating!

Karya teknologi yang luar biasa, saya sangat mengaguminya, indah sekali dan menakjubkan, trimakasih Google

Very nice! It gives you a good idea about dimensions and distances. But: Are the orbits of our sun's planets really all co-planar?

really very beautiful. it is a stunning visualization, congratulation to you all. I admirer your remarkable work you made please keep up the good work and congratulations to you all.

Hello Gentlemen! I want to get the application maps of the sky, where and how can I download it? Thank you for your work and attention

It's not degress Kelvin, it's just Kelvin.

I cant believe you guys put the temperature in DEGREES Kelvin. gross

Very impressive. Gorgeous, stunning! Awesome!

• This would be even better with colour more vividly coded to spectral type, and the brightness of the dots to luminosity.

• I suggest that for data consistency and recency you look into using the Extended Hipparcos (XHIP) catalogue instead of combining HYP, Hoffleit, G&J, and Hipparcos.

• It would be nice if the information the user got from clicking on a star systematically included spectral class.

• You have Sirius labelled as Alpha Cassiopeiae when in fact it's Alpha Canis Major.

Really great experiment. I loved it. I was a little surprised not to see planetary orbits around stars like Pollux though. Still very inspiring. I grew up watching ST:TNG, foolishly hoping that we would have that kind of technology within my lifetime. Knowing i can't leave this planet makes me sad...

It`s awesome! Thank you Google! =)

Amazing, truly amazing ! This representation is truly what makes a person wonder about his/her "importance" in the gigantic universe. We are no more than dust particles in space.

Sublime !

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Thank you Google Team for this awesome Diwali gift. I just love outer space and its marvels. I do watch Discovery and NGC shows that are based on our universe and its vast expanse. I would like to suggest that the google team write the Distance of the stars(in light tears) just beside their names.
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Thanks a lot once again.

This is a stunning visualisation! Well done!

5/5!

Awesome!

EXCELLENT< INCERDIBLE EXPERIMET, 5/5!

Esto es lo que mis padres se sabían de memoria. Yo espero recordar esas estrellas que mi papá me enseñó su nombre, como Alpha Centauri; Vega (qe está atrayendo al sol nuestro); etc..
Ellos nacieron en 1900 y 1906 respectivamente. Sabían calcular los días de la semana en que caían las fechas de cualquier año. Podían sumar días a una fecha. Todo SIN UTILIZAR CALENDARIOS.