EarthView: Live Solar System

Most "space" apps show you renders, simulations, or a wall of data. EarthView does something different: it shows you the real Solar System — and gives it a voice.

It opens on Earth, live. The natural-color imagery comes straight from NASA's EPIC camera aboard the DSCOVR satellite, a million miles away at the Sun–Earth L1 point, looking back at the fully lit face of our planet. The frames auto-play, so you watch Earth actually rotate through the day. No telescope. No CGI. The real planet, as it looked today.

Then start the journey. A calm AI guide flies you outward through the Solar System — Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune — and the Sun, narrating each world as you arrive, in genuine NASA mission imagery. Pick a theme and it plans the route for you. Curious about what you're seeing? Ask the guide — it answers about the exact world on your screen.

- A narrated, AI-guided tour — every world spoken as you arrive
- Live, auto-rotating Earth from NASA DSCOVR·EPIC, refreshed daily
- Live Sun and Earth time-lapses from real feeds (SDO, GOES) — not loops
- Real Mars rover imagery and curated NASA stills for every planet
- Ask the guide anything, grounded in what you're looking at
- No account, no ads, no in-app purchases — opens straight on Earth

EarthView isn't a data tool or a research app. It's a small, beautiful window on the real Solar System, with a guide in your ear — the overview effect, in your pocket.

(Note: NASA's EPIC imagery publishes with a short delay, so "live" means the latest real captured set, refreshed daily — not a real-time video feed.)

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