Explore celestial objects with an augmented reality interface. Point your device at the sky to view stars, planets, and constellations. Learn about astronomical data and history. Save and share observations. Sync with real-time sky maps.
The app displays stars, planets, and constellations in their correct positions based on the user's location. Users can explore the night sky, view celestial objects, and adjust the sky map in real time as they move their device.
Explore celestial objects with interactive star maps and detailed information. Identify constellations and planets. View historical and cultural facts. Set location-based sky views and track celestial events.
Identify constellations and celestial objects in real time. Locate planets and stars with precise guidance. Syncs with telescope for automatic alignment and tracking. Provides detailed information on astronomical events and objects.
Explore scientific concepts through interactive features that scale from subatomic particles to cosmic structures. Learn about metric and imperial units with visual comparisons. View detailed information on celestial bodies and microscopic elements.
Track celestial objects by pointing the device at the sky. Identify stars, constellations, and deep sky objects in real time. Adjust settings for location and time. Save and share observations. View detailed information about celestial bodies.
View images and accompanying explanations from NASA’s Astronomy Picture of the Day. Save favorite photos to a personal collection. Access the full APOD archive dating back over 30 years. New images are available daily around midnight ET.
Stars and constellations with real-time sky maps. Locate celestial objects and track their movement. Identify planets and bright stars. Set location and time for accurate sky views. Save favorite stars and constellations for future reference.
Explore celestial bodies like Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune through a simulated telescope. View planets and their moons as they appear now or at any date and time. Adjust telescope settings to simulate different viewing conditions.