You may not have NASA’s Eyes installed. Please press Download to download Eyes and then choose Launch to launch your experience.
  • Do the Eyes products work on my device?

    Yes, they are supported on any device that has a modern web browser! You may have used our downloadable versions in the past, but noticed that they only worked on your desktop and laptop. With our new web-based applications, the award-winning Eyes products are now accessible to anyone with a web browser and an internet connection. You can now use our applications on practically any device including your mobile phone, tablet, desktop and laptop. Linux users can now enjoy these products as well!

    Explore the universe through our Eyes. Any time, any place, any device in space.

    Solar System Interactive (Orrery)

    Mars 2020 Entry, Descent, and Landing simulation

    Eyes on the Earth

    Eyes on Exoplanets

    DSN Now

    Mars Relay Network

    Experience Curiosity

    Experience InSight

    Spacecraft AR (iOS)

    Spacecraft AR (Android)

  • What happened to the downloadable versions of Eyes?

    NASA’s Eyes products have completely transitioned to a new web browser-based 3D application to be accessible worldwide. This has the advantage of working on any device with a web browser, including phones, tablets, and other operating systems such as Linux. If you have the downloadable versions of NASA’s Eyes installed on your computer, they will continue to run, but are no longer supported by NASA or the NASA Eyes team.

  • How do I uninstall the old downloadable Eyes from my computer?

    For a Mac, Eyes is located in your Applications folder. You can drag the "NASA's Eyes" application to the trash to remove it from your system.

    For a PC using Windows 7, 8, or 10, the program does not show up in the normal "Add/Remove Programs" feature.  There is a custom uninstaller located in the Users folder.  It will be similar to this path:  "C:\Users\YourUsername\AppData\Roaming\JPL-NASA-Caltech\NASA's Eyes\Uninstall.exe"

  • What happened to my NASA's Eyes Server key?

    If you were given a key for our NASA's Eyes Server product, new security requirements state that the keys must be rotated every 90 days.

    If your key has expired, you may see this error when running the "Update NASA's Eyes Server" application:

    The bucket '*' does not exist or your access keys in '*' are incorrect or your clock is not synced with the server.

    If you see this, please contact us at eyes@jpl.nasa.gov to get an updated key. We apologize for the inconvenience and are working on an updated solution.