ORBITA
A cinematic voyage across the Solar System — from the red deserts of Mars, past the storms of Jupiter and the ice rings of Saturn, all the way back home.
- Route
- Mars→Jupiter→Saturn→Earth
- Distance
- 2,486 M km
- Stops
- 04 worlds
- Farthest point
- 1.43 B km
The RedDesert
A scar runs across the entire planet — Valles Marineris, a canyon more than 4,000 km long. The Grand Canyon would fit inside one of its side cracks.
- From the Sun
- 228M km
- Day length
- 24h 37m
- Olympus Mons
- 22km
King ofStorms
The Great Red Spot is a storm wider than Earth that has been raging for at least two hundred years. Jupiter outweighs all the other planets combined — two and a half times over.
- From the Sun
- 778M km
- Day length
- 9h 56m
- Diameter
- 11× Earth
Ringsof Ice
Saturn's rings stretch across hundreds of thousands of kilometres, yet in places they are only tens of metres thick. The planet itself is so light it would float in water.
- From the Sun
- 1.43B km
- Day length
- 10h 33m
- Density
- 0.69g/cm³
The WayHome
We flew billions of kilometres past storms, ice and deserts — and found oceans, clouds and city lights nowhere else. There is no better place in the universe. Not yet.
- From the Sun
- 150M km
- Sunlight lag
- 8m 20s
- Water
- 71%