Earth AR // Pro

AstroReality's mission is to inspire as many space lovers as they can, helping to awaken and educate a new generation of astronomy enthusiasts through the power of cutting edge technology.

The EARTH AR is an ultra-detailed, interactive, 3D model of our home planet, built to 0.006 millimeters per pixel precision based on real-time, accurate data. Through exhaustive prototyping and experimentation, the polyresin density, 3D printing, and paint pigment ratios have also been refined to ensure that the surface is so accurate and clearly visible it’s as if you were witnessing it with a naked eye.

This 4.72" model is also designed to be used with AstroReality's companion smartphone app, which uses your phone's camera and an internet connection to show you stunning information about the Earth. This augmented reality-enabled globe lets you see our planet’s changes across history. Just open the app and point your phone’s camera at the model for a deeply immersive learning experience.

The AstroReality EARTH is perfect educational tool for learners of all ages, highlighting locations, humanity, life, nature, land, sky, and ocean occurrences in an interactive and immersive way to best inform and delight.

Take a deeper look at how our Earth is structured, earthquake records, and how quakes can assist in geological research. The EARTH app will teach you how researchers use these disruptions to learn about the depths of subducting plates, their relation to island arc volcanoes, and more. Satellites can even show live meteorological patterns of cloud density and infrared imaging to illustrate temperature and height; warmest (lowest) clouds are shown in white; coldest (highest) clouds are displayed in shades of yellow, red, and purple.

You can even track the global spread of COVID-19 with AstroReality EARTH. In part with their goal to provide the most relevant educational information about our planet, the creators of AstroReality have added data that helps visualize the most urgent global issue we face today, the COVID-19 pandemic, helping people understand its spread and impact.