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Monday Jan 01, 2007

Celestia

Also looked at Celestia (Josh also suggested this), which is an open source space simulator. It allows you to see very detailed images of the objects in the solar system, and beyond. There are plenty of add-ons, which include fictional items such as the space stations from 2001.

Posted at 10:00AM Jan 01, 2007 by Darryl Gove in Personal  | 

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Darryl Gove is a senior staff engineer in the SPARC compiler team. He works on analysis and optimisation of applications and benchmarks for current and future architectures. He is the author of the book Solaris Application Programming and a regular contributor of articles to the Developer Portal.

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