Planets and moons
Browse Solar System bodies in a coherent hierarchy, then open their profiles, known characteristics and available observations.
SOLAR SYSTEM ATLAS
Explore an interactive three-dimensional Solar System without confusing calculation and observation.
NearGo Skies brings planets, moons, missions and scientific records together in an online atlas. Exploration is free; advanced studies that follow published methods are part of NearGo Premium.
Open the interactive AtlasMissions and sources
Missions and products retain their agencies and references. Reduced previews are for navigation, never fabricated measurements.
Dated positions
Sky and orbital positions are calculated for a selected date and place. NearGo separates predicted positions, published reference values and observed images.
PROVENANCE BEFORE PROMISES
Visual exploration that keeps data and illustration clearly separate.
NearGo Skies shows source, date, resolution and method when available. A calculated position is not presented as an observation, and an artistic texture is never described as satellite imagery.
FAQ
Is NearGo Skies an online planetarium?
NearGo Skies includes a sky explorer and a Solar System Atlas. It identifies the date, place and method behind calculated results.
Are all images real observations?
No. Observations, scientific maps, calculated positions and illustrations are labelled separately so a representation is never presented as data.
Can I explore the Solar System for free?
Yes. Atlas navigation and public viewing are free. Some studies and new downloads require NearGo Premium.