This is a tour developed by the students of Prof. Stella Offner for use in her Astro 101 course at U. Mass Amherst. This tour introduces the Galilean Satellites.... Read more about The Galilean Satellites

A brief tour of the X-Ray sky and a look at sources of high energy X-Rays... Read more about X-Ray Sky

A brief overview of selected features in the new Equinox Beta release.... Read more about WWT Equinox Overview

A Tour introducing ways you can use WWT in both formal and informal educational settings.  Lisa walks you through many of the key features in the WWT interface.... Read more about WWT Educators Tour

Explore the Universe through the eyes of NASA's Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer (WISE) spacecraft.  WISE surveyed the entire sky in infrared light.... Read more about WISE: Seeing the Invisible

Multiple Generations of Star Formation in the W5 region from Spitzer Space Telescope.... Read more about W5 Star Forming Region

An introduction to the terminology of volcanism and a walkthrough of some of history's most famous volcanic eruptions.... Read more about Volcanic Earth

This Tour is designed to help users understand the cause of Moon phases and be able to predict where the Moon is relative to the Sun and Earth during a particular phase, and vice versa.... Read more about Understanding the Moon's Phases

This tour discusses the history and significance of the Transit of Venus in front of the Sun, an event which allowed astronomers to determine the size scale of our solar system.... Read more about Transit of Venus

This tour gives a quick overview of some of WWT's main features, allowing the user choose what parts of the universe to explore.... Read more about Journey through the Universe

This tour explores the possibilities of the space elevator.... Read more about Space Elevator

Amateur astronomers love to observe galaxies. Although you need a dark site, you can spot some galaxies even through small telescopes. This tour shows you seven of the sky's finest galaxies.... Read more about Seven Top Galaxies

Explains how astronomers are able to detect extrasolar planets and some findings from the TrES project and the promise of the Kepler telescope.... Read more about Search for Extra-Solar Planets

This tour takes you on a journey that spans 25 orders of magnitude, beginning on Earth, looking at objects roughly one meter in size, and spanning the Universe to scales that are roughly 10²⁵ meters in size.... Read more about Scales of the Universe in Powers of 10