3D Atlas Of Mars

 

  "This 3D Atlas offers higher resolution, interactive maps and fly-overs, with generous text and image data…an impressive piece of software…excellent value and can be highly recommended" Spaceflight, November 2002
 
£15.00 (fully inclusive)
 $35.00 (fully inclusive)

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The definitive guide to the Red Planet

   3D Atlas of Mars responds to phenomenal public interest in all things Martian, delivering a comprehensive interactive guide to Earth's most exciting planetary neighbour. Featuring the largest-scale global map of Mars ever published, 3D Atlas of Mars is an essential companion to the latest announcements, discoveries, and speculations about Mars. Were there really living organisms on Mars? Is there water locked beneath the surface? Is the 'Face' a sign of intelligent life, or just a jumble of rocks?

 
 

 3D Atlas of Mars takes you on a voyage into the future, exploring ways to turn the freezing deserts of Mars into a landscape of lush vegetation and vast oceans. Using today's technology it would take less than a hundred years to create an environment that could support plant life - and eventually human habitation.


Want to explore Mars right now?

 
     

     High-resolution 3D maps of Mars and its moons, created from a mosaic of thousands of images acquired during NASA missions
     Use advanced 3D globe technology to navigate freely across the surface of the planet and zoom in to explore amazing surface detail
      Identify over a thousand named features, many with detailed descriptions and images
     Experience real-time flights over Mars' most dramatic surface features
     Use the 'Marsetarium' to help you pinpoint Mars in the night sky
    Learn about mankind's fascination with Mars and how we came to fear a Martian invasion
     Keep track of the latest Mars missions and discoveries, with a linked website and newsletter

Discover Mars - its atmosphere, its weather, its surface terrain and its geology. Whether you want to know what a Martian sunset looks like, or where Russian spacecraft landed on Mars, 3D Atlas of Mars is the most comprehensive guide to the red planet ever published.

Minimum system:
 Operating System:  Windows ME, 98, 2000, NT4
 CPU:  200 MHz Pentium or compatible
 RAM:  32 mbytes
 Screen display:  800 x 600, High colour (16 bit)
 Audio:  16 bit sound card

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