• Fixed a sudden camera movement in the documentary Earthrise scene. • Drag the playback bar to preview scenes immediately, then release to continue in the previous playback state. • Improved the path from free documentaries and photo experiences to Pro content. • New 14-day Pro trials are no longer offered. Trials already started remain available for their remaining duration.

Dust to Cosmos 3.1 brings six space documentaries and a new way to photograph recorded moments yourself. • Watch six documentaries with subtitles in nine languages. Episode 1, Four Times We Looked Back, is free; episodes 2–6 are included in Pro. • Stand where Earthrise, the Blue Marble, the Pale Blue Dot, Cassini and Juno took their photographs, and take them yourself. Earthrise and the Pale Blue Dot are free; the others are free through your first photo. • Compare your photos with the originals in My Film, and share them. • Added an episode scrubber and resume, and improved large text and VoiceOver support. • Try all of Pro free for 14 days, with no automatic charge. • The main screens and the Pro screen are now translated in Spanish, German, French and Portuguese. Pro is a single purchase with no subscription. Core exploration and source access remain free.

Dust to Cosmos 3.0 brings a more vivid Earth and new ways to explore space hands-on. • Improved cinematic oceans, atmosphere, cloud shadows and solar activity. View recent satellite clouds and available observation records. • New Browse, Now, Journey and Record navigation, with portrait layouts on iPhone, wide layouts on iPad. • Explore Voyager 1 and 2 and the Neptune encounter for free. Connect spacecraft, telescopes and stations with their instruments and discoveries. • Pilot a spacecraft, collect points and stamps, explore Earth Through Time and look inside a 3D Earth with Pro. • Adjust black hole light, color and disc motion with immediate visual feedback. Improved Pro Motion on supported devices. • Expanded science reading, observation images and comparisons. Spacecraft and image stages shrink as you scroll and expand when you return. • Improved travel cameras, arrival transitions, cloud updates and stability. New paid experiences are included in one Pro purchase with no subscription. Core exploration and source access remain free.

Dust to Cosmos 2.9 makes it easier to discover the app’s many destinations and experiences, then travel to them directly from the home screen. - Explore a different set of Today in Space shortcuts each day, including planets, black holes, Journey of Light, and the Cosmic Calendar - Move into each destination through a smoother fade transition - Enjoy a focused three-card layout on iPhone and a bottom card rail that preserves the main view on iPad - Improved settings organization and card layouts for smaller screens and larger text - Added three optional tips that do not unlock or restrict features - Improved initial performance choices on older devices and overall stability

Dust to Cosmos 2.8 delivers major improvements to stability and responsiveness across 3D exploration, with smoother celestial views, transitions, and black holes. - Choose Quality at up to 60 FPS or Efficiency at 30 FPS, with an optional FPS display - Reduced duplicate 3D rendering and optimized celestial meshes and repeated work - Restored brighter, more natural black-hole bloom without stretched horizontal glare - Preserved camera continuity through planet and system moves, with controls available after arrival - Improved departure fades and gradual destination reveals during experience travel - Improved frame stability during interaction and background recovery, while removing unnecessary diagnostics

Dust to Cosmos 2.7 improves system-view readability, info-panel scrolling, and widget preview reliability. - Clearer body labels and orbit emphasis in system views - Smoother navigation with scrollable info panels - More reliable 4x2 Moon widget previews using the correct asset size - Corrected Saturn ring rotation and shadow behavior - Expanded Spanish (Mexico), German, French, Portuguese (Brazil), and Traditional Chinese app text and metadata coverage

Dust to Cosmos 2.6 keeps high-resolution quality for Earth, the Moon, and major planets while improving display quality, stability, Browse content, and app size. - Fixed Mars and Titan texture display issues - Added NASA Eyes-inspired exoplanet visuals and expanded featured exoplanet Browse entries - Reduced install-size pressure by optimizing selected deep-sky images and duplicate texture payloads - Improved Browse and player stability when running the iPad app on Mac

Dust to Cosmos 2.5 focuses on an improved iPad UI and smoother 3D system exploration. - Better iPad layout for Browse, Info, global controls, and the system navigator - Smoother exploration of Earth-Moon, Solar System, Jupiter, and Saturn systems - Improved selection and camera transitions between planets, moons, and system views The familiar iOS flow remains, while iPad now uses the larger screen more clearly.

Dust to Cosmos 2.0 is a major expansion of the app's core exploration experience. You can now move beyond viewing single objects and explore the relationships between connected worlds in 3D: Earth and Moon, the Solar System, Jupiter's system, Saturn's system, and more. Select a body to follow it with a smooth camera move, then continue into its main view when you are ready. The visual experience has also been refined across the app. The Sun, Saturn's rings, Earth, Moon, and featured exoplanets now receive richer rendering treatment. The system Navigator is easier to scan when many planets or moons are available, and Journey of Light and Cosmic Calendar have been expanded to make cosmic time and distance easier to feel. Experience the scale of the universe with a smoother, more honest, and more immersive journey.