Sun.org - Your Online Museum of the Universe
Sun.org - Your Online Museum Of The Universe

See the most beautiful images of the cosmos and find out interesting facts about our solar system, the Milky Way and the entire universe.

Explore our Solar System

See many images and interesting facts about our own solar system.
The sun, the planets and their moons; there is a lot to discover. Our Solar System...








Image credit: NASA/JPL/University of Arizona

Explore our Milky Way

The Milky Way is full of stars, star clusters, planets and nebulae.
Some of the most beautiful images will be shared on Sun.org. The Milky Way...








Image credit: T. A. Rector & B. A. Wolpa, NOAO, AURA

Explore the rest of the universe

Hundreds of billions of galaxies are out there. Spiral galaxies like our Milky Way, eliptical galaxies or irregular galaxies. Many of them are worth a closer look. The universe...







Image credit: NASA, ESA, S. Beckwith (STScI), and The Hubble Heritage Team
Buy meteorites in our meteorite shop
Visit our meteorite shop
You can buy genuee meteorites in our museum shop. All meteorites come with an individual certificate of authenticity. Your personal meteorite will be continued to be displayed in a special section on Sun.org also after your purchase. Visit our meteorite shop.
Special Topics
Neptune instead of our moon
A different night sky
See fantastic images of our night sky with our moon substituted by the planets of our solar system. You can compare these views with the actual views that can be seen from one of Jupiter´s, Saturn´s or Neptune´s moons. A different night sky!
Future telescopes
Future telescopes
In just a few words: there will be new telescopes in the next decade which will exceed the capabilities of the current ones by far. Even the Hubble Space Telescope will look outdated. Future telescopes!
3D images
3D images
Grab your red-green 3D glasses and you will be surprised at how impressive the images that we show you in this section of our online museum are. Beautiful 3D images of the cosmos