The complete understanding of current and future Space Physics data sets
from multiple spacecraft will require new tools because our minds cannot
integrate  more than a fairly small number of time series in multipanel
plots.  We are developing a Visual System for Browsing, Analysis and
Retrieval of Data (ViSBARD) that allows data from multiple spacecraft to be
viewed on their orbits with many options for ingesting and 3-D manipulation
of the data.  Related 2-D plots allow another view for scrolling through the
data and scaling variables.  These tools allow a researcher to obtain a
global picture of a physical situation in new ways.  We plan to extend
ViSBARD to a complete "Space Physics Virtual Observatory" that will include
retrieving data from distributed data repositories, starting with the NSSCD
holdings, along with linking to solar, ionospheric, magnetospheric, and
other images.  We will also include tools for visualizing models along with
the data, thereby allowing direct comparisons to test and improve the
models.  This talk will give an overview of the work and a provide a
demonstration of many current capabilities.