Real 3D shapes of small worlds Spin eight bodies built from spacecraft shape models: Phobos, Ryugu, Itokawa, Bennu, Eros, Arrokoth, and Didymos with its moonlet Dimorphos, whose orbit NASA's DART impact changed. Comets and interstellar visitors · Halley's Comet and 67P, with their orbits · Oumuamua, Borisov and 3I/ATLAS, the three known visitors from other stars Also new · Haumea completes all five dwarf planets · First landmarks on Miranda, Titania, Ariel and Umbriel · Sharper Triton map

■ Fixed · Spinning a planet or moon no longer swipes the screen away. Rotation works everywhere now - the Moon, the planets, size comparison and the space scenes · Tapping a landmark pin no longer jumps to the wrong screen ■ New · Titan and Europa redrawn in true color. Titan is shown in infrared, which sees through its thick haze · The black hole scene now flies straight to quasar 3C 273 and supernova 1987A · Links in the 3D views wrap onto a second line, so they are easier to tap

New: Black Holes The Explore tab now has Black Holes: eight of them in order of mass, from V404 Cygni at 9 Suns to TON 618 at tens of billions. With GW150914, the first gravitational waves ever detected, and GW231123, the heaviest merger seen. New scene: Black Holes — The Mass Ladder Turn one dial from 3 to 100 billion Suns. · The whole Solar System fits inside the horizon of M87* · The bigger the black hole, the thinner its inside: you would cross the horizon without feeling a thing · Glowing disk, shadow and jets, two clocks for a falling traveler, and two black holes merging

Sky tab tells you more Meteor showers are marked Active now on the nights around the peak, not only on the peak day, so the night after is not missed. Eclipses you cannot see from where you are now also show the next Worldwide date. Fewer ads Ads no longer arrive back to back as you move between screens, there is a daily limit, and the first screen after you open the app stays ad free.

· New 3D scene - From Stone to Life: how life may have begun, from rock, water and light to the first cell, in 10 steps · The Spacetime scene grows: two new chapters - what curvature really looks like around a mass, and a gravitational wave up close · Scenes remember where you stopped, so you can pick up where you left off · Larger, easier-to-read text on the scene cards · Fixes: chemical formulas, buttons clipped in portrait on the Earth screen, and the galaxy band selector scrolling out of view in Explore

· Two new 3D scenes: Spacetime - what gravity really is, and Electromagnetism - what light really is · Nucleus builder: beta decay animation - watch the weak force turn nickel into iron · New Moon landmark: the 2026 Falcon 9 impact site · Steadier nucleus physics and display fixes

· Dedicated landscape layouts · Better readability on large screens · Steadier 3D controls · The Sun card on Today now plays a timelapse · Various display fixes

This update is packed with new features. - Sky Map: point your phone at the sky to see the planets and constellations in that direction, with an optional AR camera background. - Tonight's Sky: highlights like Moon and planet meetups, with an evening reminder so you never miss them. - Explore tab expanded: journey through themed bands of the universe - the lives of stars, galaxies, star clusters and more - with a full encyclopedia. - Inside view: explore cutaway views of the Sun, Earth, Moon and planets. - Earth's Birth: follow the story of how our planet formed, step by step. - Ad-free reward: watch a short ad to enjoy 24 hours without ads. - Plus offline start handling, notification shortcuts, and many fixes.