Our home
Earth in space
Earth orbits the Sun at about 150 million kilometers. Its atmosphere, magnetic field, liquid water, and active geology help make it a living planet. The Moon is Earth’s natural satellite.
Explore and learn
Start with Earth, then tap a planet to explore its place in the neighborhood around our Sun. This model is educational and uses simplified distances so every world can fit on screen.
NASA-informed visualization
Our home world, with liquid surface water and a protective atmosphere. Drag to orbit the camera, scroll to zoom, or select a planet below.
Scale note
Orbits and planet sizes are visualized, not to physical scale.
Planet type
Terrestrial planet
Average distance
149.6 million km
Orbital period
365.25 days
Known moons
1
Planet facts are based on NASA Solar System Exploration resources. This interactive scene is an educational visualization, not live spacecraft imagery.
Our home
Earth orbits the Sun at about 150 million kilometers. Its atmosphere, magnetic field, liquid water, and active geology help make it a living planet. The Moon is Earth’s natural satellite.
Keep exploring
Explore mission photography, spacecraft discoveries, and constellation education from NASA’s official resources.
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