The infinite potential of space is the inspiration behind the RedMapper Planetary Atlas Collection. Using modern mapping technology and expert cartography, we have built virtual and in-person tools that bring the planetary surfaces of the Moon, Mars and Mercury closer in reach..

Mercury is the least mapped planet of our solar system's inner planets. It is small, hot, and hostile to life - however it is no less interesting than it's neighbors!

It all begins with an idea.

On Mars there are hundreds of thousands of craters with less than 1% having a name associated with them (see for yourself via Mars Portal). In 2014, however, a company called Uwingu set out to change that.

It all begins with an idea.

Eian and Tyler Ray are the garage band of the space mapping industry.

It takes extra effort for someone to reach out and thank someone for something. Thank you for taking the time to provide us with your positive feedback - your extra effort is really appreciated by us.

One of us, I won’t tell you which has uttered several expletives as some Atlases have been mishandled in the shipping process. We love this project, but we equally love this part of the project less.

Thank you for your resounding support of The Mars Atlas and Portal. As Plutarch once said, “The mind is not a vessel to be filled, but a fire to be kindled.”

All good things come to those who take action. When we began our journey to map the surface of Mars there was a lot we didn’t know, and what we didn’t know, we didn’t know.

At nearly 300 miles long and over a mile deep, the Grand Canyon is the largest canyon on Earth - in comparison, Martian Valles Marineris (Mariner Valley) is over 100 times its volume.

The infinite potential of space is the inspiration behind RedMapper. RedMapper products bring other-worldly places figuratively nearer to Earth by making them more in reach like never before.