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My Solar System

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Ratings
24
Rating
2.4 · 24 ratings
Version
1.0
Last updated 09/15/2016

#197,385 of 719,896 by ratings on Apple · #14,197 of 72,290 in Education

First seen by this census 09/05/2026 — the store does not publish a creation date

Last updated 09/15/2016

Tracked since 09/05/2026

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Category: Education

Description

Try yourself as the Great Creator and the Owner of the Universe!
Put your just created planets in their right place and watch gravity do its part.

Gravity formula considers not only Sun's gravity but also gravity between the planets.

Be careful speeding up the planets. If speed is too high a planet may leave its orbit and fly away, whereas the law speed will draw a planet to the Sun.

Be observer of a unique world creation and try to level up your score by putting planets in the correct order.

Know planets' order? With this app you'll never forget it!

Music by Anton Delorosa

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