Beyond

This is a simulation of our Moon being bombarded by a ton of objects! Made using Universe Sandbox. Music: Moonlight Sonata by Beethoven

Here are some fullscreen shots of a molten planet in SpaceEngine! Music: Mercury by Gustav Holst

Here is a simulation of a quadruple galaxy collision between an elliptical, irregular, and two spiral galaxies! Made using Universe Sandbox. Music: 1812 Overture

Here's some fullscreen material of the dusty Black Eye galaxy in SpaceEngine! Music: Morning Mood by Edvard Grieg

A short simulation of the Earth getting pelted by a bunch of small moons and asteroids! Made using Universe Sandbox. Music: Ride of the Valkyries by Wagner

Some shots moving through the volumetric nebulae in SpaceEngine 😁 Music: Violin Concerto in F major, RV 293 'Autumn'

A full-screen version of a simulation of two spiral galaxies violently colliding. Made using Universe Sandbox. Music: Ode to Joy by Beethoven

Flying in and around the Pleiades star cluster in SpaceEngine! Music: Concerto Grosso in D major, HWV 323 - III. Presto

Here is more footage of Earth with a swarm of objects around it. Then I throw the Moon at it 😁😅 Made using Universe Sandbox. Music: Blue Danube by Strauss

Simulation of what it might look like to enter a wormhole, made using SpaceEngine. Music: Hungarian Rhapsody by Liszt

A simulation of a swarm of objects around our Sun! Then Jupiter comes in and collides with the Sun 😁 Made using Universe Sandbox. Music: Jupiter by Gustav Holst

Here's a compilation of neutron stars moving around in SpaceEngine! Music: William Tell Overture by Rossini

Here is a simulation of our Moon crashing into the Earth! Made using Universe Sandbox. Music: Habanara by Bizet

Some close-up shots of Pluto in SpaceEngine 😁 Music: Venus by Gustav Holst

Here is a look at two Saturns interacting with each other. Made using Universe Sandbox. Music: Ride of the Valkyries by Wagner

Here is a fullscreen compilation of black holes moving while zoomed in on in SpaceEngine 😁 Music: Má vlast - Vltava

There is a lot going on here! This simulated system contains an active black hole, a blue supergiant, hundreds of molten asteroids, and a bunch of torrid planets. Graphics: SpaceEngine Music: William Tell Overture by Rossini

Zooming in on the pale blue dot! Here is a shot of the Earth being zoomed in on, all the way from Saturn. "The Pale Blue Dot" is a reference to an image of the Earth taken by the Voyager 1 probe from Saturn, at the request of astrobiologist Carl Sagan. Graphics: SpaceEngine Music: Venus by Gustav Holst

Planets orbiting more than one star can have eccentric day-night cycles. Some of these worlds could have an extended twilight zone between night and day. Other planets might not have a fully dark side at all! Graphics: SpaceEngine Music: Mercury by Gustav Holst

Here are some of the most beautiful real-life planetary nebulae in SpaceEngine! Graphics: SpaceEngine Music: Symphony no. 40 in G minor, K. 550 - IV. Allegro assai

These elliptical galaxies are located very close to each other. Their halos of diffuse light are overlapping! This makes it seem like the smaller galaxies are inside of the larger one. Graphics: SpaceEngine Music: Ancient Airs and Dances, Suite No.1 - 1. Balletto detto 'Il conte Orlando' (Simone Molinaro)

This simulated planet is orbiting a trio of stars! It's a special sight when all of them are shining in the sky together... Graphics: SpaceEngine Music: Venus by Gustav Holst

Omega Centauri is the largest star cluster that astronomers have ever found! It has a diameter of about 200 light-years. The object is probably the leftover core of a dwarf galaxy that merged with the Milky Way! Graphics: SpaceEngine Music: Symphony No. 6 in F Major 'Pastoral', Op. 68 - IV. Allegro by Beethoven

This simulated galaxy is inside of an intergalactic void. It is a bright island in a cosmic sea of darkness! The object is completely isolated, and there aren't any other galaxies near it. Graphics: SpaceEngine Music: Symphony no. 5 in Cm, Op. 67 - II. Andante con moto by Beethoven

Uh oh... Graphics: SpaceEngine Music: Mars by Gustav Holst (Slowed)