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105. Ankh   (08.10.2012 00:10)
This tool is absolutely remarkable.

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104. Sundance   (05.10.2012 22:27)
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.

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103. Joe   (05.10.2012 03:09)
Love it!

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102. Dawn   (03.10.2012 12:10)
This is an incredible thing you've put together here. Everyone needs to know about it! I will spread the word. biggrin

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101. Ricardo d´Alambert   (13.09.2012 03:49) E-mail
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.

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100. Eli   (09.09.2012 16:45)
This is truly amazing. Thank you.

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99. Xazo-Tak   (04.09.2012 02:26)
Is this ever going to update?

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98. Mads   (03.09.2012 10:55)
This is incredible.

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97. Josh   (02.09.2012 18:37)
Came across Space Engine by chance. Incredible!

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96. James Howard Dean   (02.09.2012 08:03)
This is a work of art, a masterpiece even. Every astronomy teacher should have this for their classroom.

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95. [Eizi]   (29.08.2012 18:24)
... it is magic, thx.

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94. andrew   (27.08.2012 11:13)
What amazes me more than the awesomeness of this program is the lack of "playerbase" and attention it has. Keep up the good work, and do some advertising.

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93. Orcinus   (26.08.2012 13:50)
The scales! If you lose a planet and don't remember what it's called, you'll never ever find it again, and that terrifies me. This engine is absolutely amazing, I cannot being to imagine what sort of coding is in place to let me look at a gazillion stars all at once and speeding past at high speed and not melt my computer (much). Keep up the good work. Wanted: Better nebulae, supernovas, a nicer Earth model/texture, comets.

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92. Colm Van Dyck   (16.08.2012 12:44)
To the creator of Space Engine, thank you so much happy

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91. rasmus ehlers [kujahn]   (15.08.2012 20:09) E-mail
It just gets better! Amazing piece of work. Thank you