Explore the Wonders of the Solar System with Tinybop's Space App

Experience the universe like never before with Tinybop's Space app, aptly described as "Hands On With the Solar System" by the Children's Technology Review. This award-winning application has garnered accolades such as the KAPi Best App for Older Children and the Children's Technology Review Editor's Choice, making it a must-have for young explorers.

Embark on an Interstellar Adventure

Prepare for liftoff as you hurl meteorites through the atmosphere, spin around the sun, and dive into swirling space storms. With Space, children can boldly venture where no kid has gone before, all while learning about the fascinating celestial bodies that make up our solar system.

Discover the Features of the Space App

Space is the eighth installment in Tinybop’s acclaimed Explorer’s Library, which also includes other educational apps like The Human Body, Plants, Simple Machines, The Earth, Weather, Homes, and Skyscrapers. Here are some of the standout features that make this app a unique learning tool:

• Visit 8 Planets and the Sun: Explore each planet and the sun up close, gaining insights into their unique characteristics.
• Interactive Learning: Use a friendly snowman to help discover the traits of each planet.
• Gravity Experiments: Throw meteorites at planets to test their atmospheres and gravity.
• Size Comparisons: Compare the size and mass of each planet and the sun side-by-side.
• Orbital Mechanics: Play with the orbits of planets around the sun and observe the moon's phases.
• Day Length Exploration: Learn how quickly or slowly each planet spins on its axis and the duration of their days.
• Geological Insights: Peek inside the rocky crust or gassy layers of each planet.
• Seasonal Changes: Adjust the Earth’s axis to see how it influences the seasons.
• NASA Exploration: Navigate Mars’ rocky surface with the Curiosity rover.
• Weather Wonders: Experience the extreme weather conditions on Venus.
• Craters of Mercury: Discover the reasons behind Mercury's numerous craters.
• Saturn’s Rings: Investigate what Saturn’s rings are made of and make them spin.
• Gemstone Discoveries: Uncover diamonds on Neptune and Uranus.
• Multilingual Support: Interactive text labels in over 50 languages enhance vocabulary learning.
• Free Space Handbook: Access a comprehensive handbook filled with technology tips and essential information for teachers and parents.
• Creative Freedom: Engage in open-ended activities that encourage curiosity and creativity without strict rules.
• Multi-User System: Enjoy the app with family and friends, making it fun for all ages.
• No Third-Party Advertising: Experience uninterrupted learning without external ads.

Enhance Learning with the Free Space Handbook

To support educational engagement, Tinybop offers a FREE Space Handbook filled with facts, interaction hints, and discussion questions. This resource is perfect for enhancing learning in the app, whether in the classroom or at home. Download it directly from the app or visit tinybop.com/handbooks.

Commitment to Privacy

At Tinybop, your child's privacy is a top priority. The app does not collect or share personal information, nor does it allow third-party advertising. When using features like the camera or microphone, rest assured that your information remains secure and is not distributed outside the app. For more details, read the complete privacy policy.

About Tinybop

Based in Brooklyn, Tinybop is a creative studio comprised of designers, engineers, and artists dedicated to crafting innovative educational tools for the next generation. Their mission is to create engaging experiences that inspire curiosity and learning.

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