Markus Bajlo
Click on the Sun to reveal destinations
System Navigation
Orbital Travel
Click any planet or satellite once to initiate high-speed travel and enter its local orbit.
Click again on the body you are currently orbiting to return to the Sun.
Perspective Controls
Orbit: The camera automatically orbits the target body to provide a dynamic view.
Zoom: Use the scroll wheel to adjust your distance from the celestial body.
Shortcuts & Return
Quick Nav: Use the top navigation bar to jump directly between primary planets.
Return: Use the "Return to Home" button below to jump back to the Sun at any time.
Profile
Projects
Contact
Simulation Settings
Time Warp
Adjust the speed of the planetary orbits.
Scale Adjustment
Scale the size of the celestial bodies.
Minimal Mode
Wireframe aesthetics / No stars.
About Me
Physics Engineering student interested in computational systems and optimization. I also enjoy cooking and experimenting with new recipes.
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