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PointDynamics releases free 3D solar system explorer

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Space Time is a free 3D solar system exploration tool developed by PointDynamics, an AI company. While advertised as a universe explorer, its current functionality is limited to the solar system, allowing users to view planets, moons, and dwarf planets in real-time. The extent of AI's role in its development is not detailed. AI

IMPACT Provides a visualization tool that may indirectly benefit AI research or education in astronomy.

RANK_REASON Product release from an AI company, but not a core AI model or research.

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PointDynamics releases free 3D solar system explorer

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  1. Mastodon — fosstodon.org TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    Space Time is a free 3D solar system explorer. Well, they say "universe explorer" but I wasn't able to zoom out past the solar system to see the galaxy from out

    Space Time is a free 3D solar system explorer. Well, they say "universe explorer" but I wasn't able to zoom out past the solar system to see the galaxy from outside. Even so, being able to see all the planets in the solar systems (and a lot of the moons and dwarf planets) in real…

    LINKS space.pointdynamics.com

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