Hi there! I’m sorry to hear that Solar System Scope isn’t opening for you. Let’s work together to get this sorted out.

First, can you please let me know what happens when you try to open the app? Are there any error messages, or does it simply not respond? Also, did you download it from the official source, like the Google Play Store? Any additional details will help me assist you better!

Yaa it loads but the screen becomes black and it doesn't open

Thank you for the details. A black screen issue can sometimes be related to a few common factors. Let’s go through some steps to address this:

1. Clear Cache and Data:
- Go to Settings on your Android device.
- Navigate to Apps or Application Manager.
- Find Solar System Scope and select it.
- Tap Storage, then choose Clear Cache and Clear Data. This will reset the app without deleting any personal data.

2. Reinstall the App:
- Uninstall the Solar System Scope app completely.
- Restart your device.
- Go to the Google Play Store and reinstall the app. Make sure you’re installing the latest version.

3. Update Your Device:
- Check if your Android OS is up to date. Go to Settings > System > Software update and install if there are any available updates.

4. Check for OpenGL Support:
- Some apps require certain graphics features to run. You can check if your device's graphics drivers are updated or if there are any settings that need adjusting regarding OpenGL.

5. Graphics Settings:
- Some users have found that adjusting graphics settings can help. If the app has a way to modify these settings before launching, try lowering them or adjusting them to see if it helps.

After these steps, try opening the app again. If it’s still showing a black screen, I will need to look into some external sources to find more tailored solutions. Let me know how it goes!

I reinstalled it but it didn't work

Thanks for trying the reinstallation! Since the app still isn’t working and you’re getting a black screen, let’s try a couple more steps:

1. Check Permissions:
- Ensure that the Solar System Scope app has the necessary permissions to operate. Go to Settings > Apps > Solar System Scope > Permissions. Make sure all permissions are enabled.

2. Update WebView/Browser:
- Since you’re using a WebKit-based browsing device, make sure that your WebView or browser is updated. You can check for updates in the Google Play Store.

3. Check for Device Compatibility:
- Verify that your device meets the minimum requirements for the app. You can usually find this information on the Google Play Store page for the app.1

4. Try Launching in Safe Mode:
- Boot your device into Safe Mode. This can help determine if another app is causing interference. If the Solar System Scope app opens in Safe Mode, the problem may be related to another app that’s running. To enter Safe Mode, hold down the power button, then tap and hold on the "Power Off" option until you see the "Safe Mode" prompt. Tap "OK" to reboot in Safe Mode.

5. Check Online Resources:
- Since you’re still having issues after reinstalling, it might be helpful to check the official Solar System Scope website or look through discussions from other users who may have experienced similar problems.2

After trying these steps, please let me know if the issue persists! I’m here to help until we get this figured out.

This mobile is broke many times is this the issue

If your mobile device has been broken multiple times, it could potentially impact the performance of apps, including Solar System Scope. Here are some things to consider:

1. Hardware Damage: If there are issues with the display or internal hardware, it might cause applications to malfunction, leading to a black screen.

2. Software Corruption: Repeated issues can sometimes lead to compromised software, even after reinstalling apps. It's possible that system files were affected during past repairs.

3. Performance Issues: If your device is older or has lower specifications, it may struggle to run demanding applications, especially if they've been updated to require more resources than before. Some apps may not function well on devices with older hardware due to compatibility issues.1

Given these points, it may be useful to check how older apps respond on your device or consider reaching out to a technician to check for hardware-related issues. Would you like assistance with troubleshooting the device itself, or would you like to delve into potential software solutions?