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Satellite Rotation

Name: Satellite Rotation
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Bring the cosmos to your screen with high-resolution animations. Compare the scale of the top 10 satellites to Earth’s Moon while controlling rotation speeds and solar lighting angles.

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Masahiro Tomosada

Discover the Giants of Our Solar System

Step beyond Earth’s orbit with interactive 3D visualizations and precise data designed for students, educators, and stargazers.

Compare Scale & Size

Visualize the top 10 largest satellites with radius data compared to Earth’s Moon to instantly understand their massive scale.

Dynamic Lighting Control

Shift the Sun’s angle by 30° increments to see how shadows reveal the unique craters and icy surfaces of distant worlds.

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Satellite Rotation - 3D model of Jupiter moon Ganymede with radius and gravity data in Satellite Rotation app — 3D model of Jupiter moon Ganymede with radius and gravity data in Satellite Rotation app

Satellite Rotation - 3D visualization of Saturns moon Titan with radius and gravity data in the Satellite Rotation app — 3D visualization of Saturns moon Titan with radius and gravity data in the Satellite Rotation app

Satellite Rotation - A 3D interactive model of Jupiter's moon Callisto within the Satellite Rotation educational app. — A 3D interactive model of Jupiter's moon Callisto within the Satellite Rotation educational app.

Satellite Rotation - A 3D interactive model of the moon Io orbiting Jupiter displayed in the Satellite Rotation app with scientific data — A 3D interactive model of the moon Io orbiting Jupiter displayed in the Satellite Rotation app with scientific data

Satellite Rotation - A 3D view of the Moon in the Satellite Rotation app with scientific data and control sliders — A 3D view of the Moon in the Satellite Rotation app with scientific data and control sliders

Satellite Rotation - 3D model of Jupiter moon Europa with radius and gravity data in the Satellite Rotation app — 3D model of Jupiter moon Europa with radius and gravity data in the Satellite Rotation app

Satellite Rotation - A 3D educational model of Neptune moon Triton with radius and gravity data in the Satellite Rotation app — A 3D educational model of Neptune moon Triton with radius and gravity data in the Satellite Rotation app

Satellite Rotation - 3D model of Uranus satellite Titania in the Satellite Rotation app — 3D model of Uranus satellite Titania in the Satellite Rotation app

Satellite Rotation - 3D model of Rhea satellite of Saturn with astronomical data and rotation controls — 3D model of Rhea satellite of Saturn with astronomical data and rotation controls

Satellite Rotation - 3D model of Oberon satellite showing planetary data and rotation controls — 3D model of Oberon satellite showing planetary data and rotation controls

Description

These are 3D animations of the top 10 largest satellites in the solar system. 1.Ganymede : Satellite of Jupiter radius : 2,632km (1.52 times the moon) 2.Titan : Satellite of Saturn radius : 2,575km (1.48 times the moon) 3.Callisto : Satellite of Jupiter radius : 2,409km (1.39 times the moon) 4.Io : Satellite of Jupiter radius : 1,821km (1.05 times the moon) 5.Moon : Satellite of Earth radius : 1,737km 6.Europa : Satellite of Jupiter radius : 1,562km (0.9 times the moon) 7.Triton : Satellite of Neptune radius : 1,353km (0.78 times the moon) 8.Titania : Satellite of Uranus radius : 789km (0.45 times the moon) 9.Rhea : Satellite of Saturn radius : 764km (0.44 times the moon) 10.Oberon : Satellite of Uranus radius : 761km (0.44 times the moon) ･You can change the rotation speed of the satellite. ･When you press the button, the angle of the sun changes by 30 degrees each time. ･The fastest thing is one revolution per second.The slowest thing is one rotation in 300 seconds (5 minutes). ･When checked, reverse rotation will occur.