A Slice of the Solar System

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This web experiment represents one slice of our solar system to scale (with everything impossibly lined up). I originally built it to help fathom the enormity of space. Each scroll of the mouse wheel sends you millions of kilometers, but barely gets you anywhere. Click the navigation links on the left to jump to the highlights.

In the past, the enormous numbers involved on this web page would stretch or break the pixel limits of older web browsers. To fix this—and to finally allow us to map the Kuiper Belt, the Oort Cloud, and beyond—the site now features a dynamic layout engine. The default scale is 13,000 km/pixel, but you can use the Scale selector in the top right to zoom out and explore the furthest reaches of space without crashing your browser! You can also adjust your Warp Speed to control how fast you travel when clicking the navigation links.

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Created by Dean Dunakin | www.dunakin.com | contact deandunakin [at] gmail.com

All celestial images and information taken from Wikipedia, Wikimedia Commons, and NASA JPL Space Images

updated 2026 March

Privacy & Settings: Your scale, warp speed, scanners, and current distance are saved locally on your device so you can resume your journey later. No personal information is tracked or collected.

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