Stellarium

Solar System View

Asked by Joaquin Reyes

In Stellarium Planetarium Software, how to view solar system from outsite (View fromUp or View from Down) move the angle view and see the orbits of panets and other objects in the solar system, this can be possible with Stellarium Software?, this mean, have a simulation view from outside solar system with orbits, view in diferents angles. I know that Stellarium give views from other planets in solar system, but I need simulate the solar system viewing from outside. Thank You

Joaqín Reyes

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Khalid AlAjaji (kajaji) said : 		#1

You can use the solar system observer:

- From the search window [F3], search for solar system observer

- Ctrl+G will take you there

- Search for sun

- You can turn planet orbits on from the sky and viewing option window [F4}

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Joaquin Reyes (tlanzolteotl) said : 		#2

Khalid!
Thank you, I see that Stellarium has only one solar system view (90 degrate) and I can't move the angle solar system view, do you know if in future version will has a diferente angle view?
Thank You
Joaquin Res

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> Your question #223718 on Stellarium changed:
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> Status: Open => Answered
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> Khalid AlAjaji proposed the following answer:
> You can use the solar system observer:
>
> - From the search window [F3], search for solar system observer
>
> - Ctrl+G will take you there
>
> - Search for sun
>
> - You can turn planet orbits on from the sky and viewing option window
> [F4}
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Alexander Wolf (alexwolf) said : 		#3

Well, Stellarium is not Celestia. ;)

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Joaquin Reyes (tlanzolteotl) said : 		#4

Dear Alexander!
For many year Im using EzCosmos... its a old astronomy software (from 1992) and this software has easy solar system view that permit diferente angle view...Im trying Stellarium for confirm is this software can do the old easy tools, I don't know about Celestia and maybe I need try this other software..
Thank You

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> Subject: Re: [Question #223718]: Solar System View
> Date: Mon, 11 Mar 2013 05:31:00 +0000
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> Your question #223718 on Stellarium changed:
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> Alexander Wolf proposed the following answer:
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Alexander Wolf (alexwolf) said : 		#5

You can add few new artifical objects like Solar System Observer with similar properties for opportunity view Solar System from different points of view and angles. But this will be non-free camera (or observer) of course.

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Joaquin Reyes (tlanzolteotl) said : 		#6

Alexander!
Greate idea, yes, I think that this is a grate soluction, and I can move the postition of the artificial solar object for diferente angle view.
Thank You! Alexander
Thank you
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> Date: Mon, 11 Mar 2013 07:21:15 +0000
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> Your question #223718 on Stellarium changed:
> https://answers.launchpad.net/stellarium/+question/223718
>
> Status: Open => Answered
>
> Alexander Wolf proposed the following answer:
> You can add few new artifical objects like Solar System Observer with
> similar properties for opportunity view Solar System from different
> points of view and angles. But this will be non-free camera (or
> observer) of course.
>
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Launchpad Janitor (janitor) said : 		#7

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