This looks awesome, but I can't try it as it is Windows only! Hope there will be Linux and Mac versions soon.

Great program, this is awesome! Gorgeous pictures and great conception. Now we need more spacecraft and a good scenario.

WOW! One of the most touching experiences I ever had! I tried to imagine how it would be, if you could go where ever you want to in space, with basically no speed limit or physical barrier... but I had no idea how impressive it would really be! Thank you for this.

I just discovered this program, and to say my mind is blown, is just an understatement.
Even before EA games made spore, I had the idea or well wish for such a game where you roam the universe.

Im still reading up a lot about the future plans for space engine, and wow.

Keep up the good work, this is just simply amazing!

Awesome program! enjoyed it a lot! keep up the good work and i'm looking forward to more SE awesomeness! :D

Awesome and fun as hell to play with.

Dr Nuppila (and everyone) you should take a look at the TODO list of SpaceEngine, look into the forum.

And some more: could you add animated sun flares? That would be very cool! And supernovas too!

Hello

Amazing piece of software. I agree that Space Engine best illustrates the vast size of our universe. Something to improve: when I've landed on a planet and I decide to go to somewhere else using the G key make the "liftoff" part smoother. Now it just speeds too fast out of the surface of the planet and it's impossible to really appreciate the view. Also when sun goes behind the planets surface it would be nice if the lighting effect transition would be smoother. Now the lighting effect changes too fast.

This tool is absolutely remarkable.

This is ultimately the best tool I have yet to see anywhere in the world that best illustrates the vast size and emptiness of our universe. Better yet, it does it with an admirable beauty and elegance. Bravo good Sirs.

Love it!

This is an incredible thing you've put together here. Everyone needs to know about it! I will spread the word.

this is simply amazing. It's a pity that Carl Sagan, Albert Einstein, Edwin Hubble and Isaac Newton aren´t here to see it too, they deserved see it.

This is truly amazing. Thank you.