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Space Vision 2.0 Guides You Through the Solar System on Vision Pro

Space Vision 2.0 adds a guide, hidden facts, and up to 40 worlds to explore in a moving solar system on Vision Pro.

By Justin Ryan · · 3 min read

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The Sun, Mars, Earth, the Moon, and Saturn floating against a starfield in Space Vision
Space Vision turns an Apple Vision Pro room into an explorable model of the solar system.Image: Space Vision

Space Vision has let Vision Pro owners fly around the solar system since 2024. Version 2.0 gives them a guide for the trip.

Soluna is the app's floating space guide. It explains planets and moons as people explore and can turn each stop into a new discovery.

The official Space Vision 2.0 preview shows the solar system, Soluna, and the app's new learning features.Video: Space Vision

Solar System

Space is hard to picture on a flat screen. Space Vision places the solar system around the viewer, with colored paths showing how each world moves.

The app's description says version 2.0 makes planet sizes and orbit scales more accurate.

The planets keep moving as people explore. Space Vision's App Store listing says the app uses NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory data to place each world at the right point in its orbit.

People can turn the clock back or forward by 100 years and watch the orbits change. They can visit up to 40 planets, dwarf planets, and moons. The free version includes 16.

Colored orbit lines and labels show planets and dwarf planets across the solar system in Space Vision
Space Vision uses labeled orbit lines to show where planets and dwarf planets sit across the solar system.Image: Space Vision

Soluna

Soluna can focus on the object a person is looking at. SV+ members can also ask it questions by voice or text.

Space Vision also hides facts and challenges around the solar system. The app calls them Knowledge Fragments. Finding one reveals something new and earns points.

Mercury floats beside a Space Vision knowledge card with facts and a Soluna challenge button
Knowledge Fragments pair a celestial object with a fact, points, and an optional Soluna challenge.Image: Space Vision

Those points raise a person's rank and can place them on a shared leaderboard. The game-like layer gives people a reason to look closer and keep exploring.

The idea is closer to a guided museum than a list of facts. The place, the discovery, and the next question all stay together.

Launch Details

Space Vision 2.0 is free to download from the App Store (opens in a new tab) and needs visionOS 26 or later. The free version includes 16 worlds. In the United States, SV+ costs $9.99 a month or $99.99 a year. It opens every available world, gives people more daily energy and a points boost, and unlocks all of Soluna's question-and-answer features.

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