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  • About
    • About OpenSpaceThe project, its origins, and the institutions behind it.
    • TeamThe people behind the OpenSpace project.
    • PartnersThe organizations collaborating with the OpenSpace project.
    • ImpactGlobal reach, startup data, and NASA annual reports.
    • ResearchMaster’s theses and dissertations from the LiU program.
    • Brand & AttributionLogos, credit guidelines, and usage policy.
  • Features
    • Globe BrowsingReal planetary surfaces from spacecraft mission data.
    • Mission VisualizationsFly with New Horizons, JWST, Rosetta, and more.
    • HeliophysicsSolar wind, CMEs, and magnetosphere visualization.
    • Versatile Display SupportDomes, multi-projector walls, and networked sessions.
  • Community
    • Use CasesExamples of how institutions use OpenSpace.
    • EventsUpcoming events and conferences.
    • User MeetingsBuild your skills and connect with users at our user meetings.
    • SlackAsk questions and share ideas with the OpenSpace community.
    • ContactSend a message or get support from the team.
    • ContributeSee how you can contribute to the project.
  • Resources
    • DocumentationGetting Started guide, configuration, and API details.
    • TutorialsStep-by-step walkthroughs for new users.
    • HubCommunity-shared assets, profiles, and content.
    • Server StatusLive uptime for OpenSpace data services.
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Get started with OpenSpace

Resources › Tutorials

Step-by-step video guides covering installation, navigation, and the user interface — everything you need to take your first flight.

Tutorial 0

Download and Installation

Install OpenSpace 0.21.0 on Windows, macOS, or Linux — from download to first launch.

Tutorial 1

Getting Started

Load your first profile and take your first flight — navigating the solar system from Earth to the outer planets.

Tutorial 2

User Interface

A complete walkthrough of the OpenSpace UI — panels, menus, time controls, and navigation tools.

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More learning resources

The full documentation covers every feature in depth. The community Slack is the best place to ask questions and connect with other OpenSpace users.

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About
  • About OpenSpace
  • Team
  • Partners
  • Impact
  • Research
  • Brand & Attribution
Features
  • Globe Browsing
  • Mission Visualizations
  • Heliophysics
  • Display Support
Community
  • Use Cases
  • Events
  • Annual Meetings
  • Slack
  • Contact
  • Contribute
Resources
  • Documentation
  • Tutorials
  • Hub
  • Server Status
Install
  • Version 0.22.0
  • Previous Versions
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