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The Seeker is an immersive and interactive three dimensional solar simulator for your Macintosh OS X (Universal) computer.
Experience simulated "space flight" and explore the Sun, planets, moons, comets, asteroids, interplanetary spacecraft and earth-orbiting satellites with stunning realism.
The Seeker looks, feels and behaves almost identically under the Mac OS X and Windows XP or Vista operating systems.
You can even generate stunning QuickTime movies with Seeker (Apple™ iTunes is required).
The Seeker is a solar system "spaceship-based" software loaded with fun and educational scripts.
Enlightens and provides a captivating 'edu-tainment' for anyone young and old, wishing to enjoy the wonders of our solar system.
This product number is the version for Mac.
Seeker is an immersive experience like no other, with realistic simulated flybys, and loaded with fun and educational scripts, Seeker enlightens and provides a captivating 'edu-tainment' for anyone young and old, wishing to enjoy the wonders of our solar system. Seeker takes off from where TheSky6 Astronomy Software ends. TheSky6 is principally earth-based astronomy software; Seeker is a solar system "spaceship-based" software. If you own TheSky.
Improved, sometimes dramatically improved, performance.
Improved accuracy of Milky Way map against stars.
Improved star field appearance.
New command line option "-ForceGL" bypasses the OpenGL compatibility test.
Added movie rendering resolution for native iPhone/iPod Touch screen size.
Update includes many miscellaneous stability improvements.
Movie maker now always replaces an existing movie file.
Movie maker now obeys the frame rate setting.
Movie maker now respects the script command.
Antialiasing and line smoothing no longer crashes some NVidia drivers.
Fixed broken transitions when making movies.
Corrected audio in the tour of Saturn regarding the total number of moons.
The Seeker is an immersive and interactive three dimensional solar simulator for your Macintosh OS X (Universal) computer.
Experience simulated "space flight" and explore the Sun, planets, moons, comets, asteroids, interplanetary spacecraft and earth-orbiting satellites with stunning realism.
The Seeker looks, feels and behaves almost identically under the Mac OS X and Windows XP or Vista operating systems.
You can even generate stunning QuickTime movies with Seeker (Apple™ iTunes is required).
The Seeker is a solar system "spaceship-based" software loaded with fun and educational scripts.
Enlightens and provides a captivating 'edu-tainment' for anyone young and old, wishing to enjoy the wonders of our solar system.
This product number is the version for Mac.
Seeker is an immersive experience like no other, with realistic simulated flybys, and loaded with fun and educational scripts, Seeker enlightens and provides a captivating 'edu-tainment' for anyone young and old, wishing to enjoy the wonders of our solar system. Seeker takes off from where TheSky6 Astronomy Software ends. TheSky6 is principally earth-based astronomy software; Seeker is a solar system "spaceship-based" software. If you own TheSky.
Improved, sometimes dramatically improved, performance.
Improved accuracy of Milky Way map against stars.
Improved star field appearance.
New command line option "-ForceGL" bypasses the OpenGL compatibility test.
Added movie rendering resolution for native iPhone/iPod Touch screen size.
Update includes many miscellaneous stability improvements.
Movie maker now always replaces an existing movie file.
Movie maker now obeys the frame rate setting.
Movie maker now respects the script command.
Antialiasing and line smoothing no longer crashes some NVidia drivers.
Fixed broken transitions when making movies.
Corrected audio in the tour of Saturn regarding the total number of moons.
