Want to explore the solar system and follow NASA space missions in real time? NASA is giving you the chance to through a new interactive Web-based tool called Eyes on the Solar System. The space agency said that the tool combines video game technology and NASA data to create an environment for users to ride along with agency spacecraft as they explore the cosmos. " You are now free to move about the solar system cheap the north face," Blaine Baggett, a manager at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in La Canada Flintridge cheap belstaff jackets, said in a statement. “See what NASA's spacecraft see -- and where they are right now -- all without leaving your computer.” By using a keyboard and mouse magasin yves saint laurent, online users can zip through space and explore anything that catches their interest. For example gucci outlet italia, NASA in August launched a probe called June that will explore Jupiter. Users can follow the Juno spacecraft and look over its “shoulder” to see what it sees -- and even look ahead to find out what’s ahead on Juno's five-year journey. Users' point of view can alternate from faraway to close-up spyder ski clothing, and switch from 2-D to 3-D with the aid of 3-D glasses. Users can also travel back in time because Eyes on the Solar System has NASA data dating from 1950. Download the tool here. A free browser plug-in Burberry Vestes, available at the site, is required to run it.   RELATED: Human-like robot comes alive aboard space station SpaceX plans to dock capsule with space station this year Video: NASA's Jupiter probe blasts off aboard massive rocket -- W.J. Hennigan twitter.com/wjhenn Image: Screen grab of " Eyes on the Solar System" via NASA.Related Topics Articles：

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