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Stereoscopy is a way to see a 3D image on a 2D screen. It is similar to the way the Magic Eye books do it. You don't need any special glasses for this to work!
There are two ways Gravit can display stereoscopic images. They are cross-eyed and parallel viewing.
To get parallel viewing set up in Gravit, you'll need to get into the console using the ` key and type in the following:
stereo 1 stereoseparation -100
The stereoseparation value is adjustable, the more negative this number is, the more 'depth' you will see.
To get cross-eyed viewing going, the stereoseparation variable is positive:
stereo 1 stereoseparation 100
Increasing stereoseparation to a larger number will increse depth.
For more information on how to get your eyes to do all this, check out the following links:
Below are two examples of each method. The larger orange coloured galaxy should be infront.