Odyssey

“That’s one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind.”
Neil Armstrong · Apollo 11

Your discovery voyage

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ODYSSEY. SOLAR EXPEDITION

ODYSSEY PILOT EXPLORER

DESTINATIONS 0 / 11 SCANNED

WORLD DISCOVERED

EARTH / PREVIEW

360° VIEW

FIELD GUIDE 03TERRESTRIAL

NASA · satellite mosaic

Earth

♁

Our pale blue home, wrapped in a thin, living atmosphere.

FROM SUN1.00 AU

DIAMETER12,742 km

Manual flight

FIELD NOTES

Earth up close

Read the full NASA fact sheet

SPEED0units/s

NEARESTEarth—

N 000°FREE FLIGHT

WS FLY AD TURN QE PITCH SHIFTW BOOST F PLANET INFO R SCAN P AUTOPILOT

FLIGHT MANUAL / 01

Your ship is ready.

Turn and pitch the ship while stationary, then fly in the direction its nose points.

WSFly forward and back

ADSteer; reversed while backing up

QEPitch nose up and down

SHIFTWBoost forward

←→Alternate turn keys

CSwitch camera view

FAim the + at an object to show or close info

RHold while aiming nearby to scan an object

PAutopilot to selected destination

LOpen captain's log

TTake a photo for the gallery

ESCClose this guide

In Discovery, follow the unidentified signal's bearing and pulse to find an object to scan. In Exploration, try a Voyage from the Destinations panel. Planet sizes and distances are compressed for navigation.

FLIGHT RECORD

Captain Explorer's Log

Saved space photograph

FREE EXPLORATION

Voyages

Choose a route through the system. Fly each leg yourself or use autopilot; you can leave the route at any time.

SHIP REGISTRY / 01

Make it yours.

Name your ship and pilot, then choose a soundtrack. These settings are saved in this browser.

Ship name Pilot name Show flight instructions Soundtrack

Now playing: Odyssey

Music volume 100%

FLIGHT CONTROL

End this flight?

You will return to the intro. You can launch again at any time.

Preparing your voyage

Building the solar system…

Planet maps: Solar System Scope · CC BY 4.0