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Learn more about NASA's Eyes software, which turns your browser into a spacecraft to explore hundreds of planets, moons, and over 170 real NASA missions and their data in stunning, interactive 3D. Visit frequently to get all the latest news, updates, tutorials and features. 

NASA’s Eyes software: April release notes

Eyes on the Solar System was updated several times this month, mainly to our simulation of Artemis II.   

  • April 2, 2026: Eyes on the Solar System was updated to account for the exact time of the launch of Artemis II, about 11 minutes later than scheduled. We received the updated trajectory data from the mission and incorporated it into the previously added nominal launch simulation.  

  • Solar panels were made Sun-pointing to approximate Artemis II rotations, since Eyes does not receive telemetry.   

  • April 15, 2026: After landing there was a small release for text updates.

  • April 29, 2026: A new front-page promotion for the upcoming Psyche Mars gravity assist was added. A special event type was created for quick access and mission usage. All position and rotation data were incorporated.  

A screen capture from Eyes on the Solar System, showing the 3D simulation of the Artemis II mission.
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