EVERY MOMENT, IN ORBIT
Explore time as a moving solar system.
Solar Time combines a real-time solar system and constellations, true-size comparison, cinematic space travel, astronomical events, learning guides, a clock, alarms, and scheduled Windows shutdown.
Solar Time은 실시간 태양계와 별자리, 행성의 실제 크기 비율, 우주여행, 행성 정렬, 일출·일식 시뮬레이션을 한 화면에서 탐색할 수 있도록 Life User가 제작한 인터랙티브 천문 시뮬레이션입니다. 천문학 학습 자료와 시계, 알람, Windows 컴퓨터 예약 종료 기능도 함께 제공합니다.
Live orbital view
The planets, Moon, Europa, and Triton are positioned from the app's astronomical model at the selected simulation time. Playback can run from real time to accelerated years.
Interactive camera
Rotate, pan, zoom, follow a body, save camera presets, or compare the normal overview with the actual-size mode.
Planetary detail
Each body includes concise information about composition, temperature, gravity, orbital period, rotation, and visual scale controls.
Events and atmosphere
Explore eclipse events and multi-planet alignments, then switch to a minimal viewing mode with optional ambient music.
How the model is built
Solar Time uses layered astronomical calculations. Modern-era planet positions use higher-accuracy formulae, while distant dates use bounded long-term approximations. The Moon, Europa, Triton, and Pluto have dedicated models. Visual size and distance are adjusted in the default overview so that all major bodies remain understandable on one screen; actual-size mode removes those display adjustments where practical.
The visualization is intended for education, exploration, and artistic appreciation. It is not a substitute for an observatory ephemeris, navigation system, mission-planning tool, or safety-critical prediction service. Event dates and visual alignments should be confirmed with an authoritative astronomical source when precision matters.
Images, data, and authorship
The interface, interaction design, rendering system, camera behavior, visual effects, and explanatory text are original work maintained by Life User. Selected astronomical textures and scientific references come from NASA, JPL, and other credited sources; artistic reconstructions and their limitations are identified on the Credits page. Background music was created with SUNO AI.
Contact
Questions, corrections, licensing inquiries, or accessibility feedback can be sent to Lyrikey@Naver.com.