Explore Space with 2 Eyewitness Full-Featured Titles!

This comprehensive reference package combines the stories of the heroes who explored space and expanded mankind's knowledge about the planets with the detailed picture of the actual planets, even from the vast outer reaches of the solar system!

• Eyewitness New Atlas of the Solar System
• Eyewitness Encyclopedia of Space and the Universe

• Fly on virtual 3D tours of the planets and observe the moons of Jupiter close up using high definition images from NASA's space probes.
• Meet the astronauts and rocket scientists who fulfilled the dream of space flight and discover if you have what it takes to pilot a rocket or land a lunar module.
• Discover the harsh and extreme terrains of the planets and ponder the provocative clues about the possibility of life on those planets.
• Discover how gravity affects planetary and satellite movement and how the weightless space environment affects humans.
• See the stars at anytime and from anywhere to recreate the night sky for any moment from 3000 BC to 7000 ADI.

• 1900 Color Photographs
• 60 Animations
• 28 Stunning Videos
• Unique Video Clips from NASA
• Interactive 3D Maps

Eyewitness New Atlas of the Solar System
A breathtaking solar system adventure which allows viewers to take a journey to planets in vivid color and detail, spanning millions of miles to mysterious, heretofore, little-known worlds.  This comprehensive resource utilizes the latest in research and data available to scientists and presents virtual 3D globes that can be rotated and zoomed in real time.


Eyewitness Encyclopedia of Space and the Universe
This comprehensive edition includes the history of space travel, astrophysics, the solar system and all the related science disciplines that make space travel a reality.  Explore the expertly rendered 3D model of Mir, even travel to the Moon's mysterious dark side and scan hundreds of unexplored craters.  Interactive animations, 3D models, and unique video clips from NASA give you the ultimate journey into outer space.

 

• Windows 95, 98, Me, 2000, XP
• Pentium 200 MHz processor
• 64 MB of RAM
• 10 MB Hard Dive space
• 800 x 600 screen resolution
• 16-bit color display
• 16-bit color Sound Card
• CD-ROM drive