Provide detailed sky maps for telescope and binocular users. Display 18 covering the equatorial region and polar areas. Show stars down to sixth magnitude, including double and variable stars. Include constellation boundaries and deep-sky objects.
The app allows users to explore 3D structures of proteins, DNA, and drug molecules. Users can search databases like PDB and DrugBank, view associated information, and customize molecular representations.
View celestial objects like planets, galaxies, and stars visible from your location. Filter viewing lists by observation time and object type. Generate lists for specific locations. Identify objects in the night sky using geographic data.
The spacecraft's design and mission details. View 3D models of the vehicle. Access information about the Artemis I mission and its objectives. Learn about capabilities for deep space exploration.
The app provides an alternative to traditional surface area calculations with male, female, and child models. It includes step-by-step guides and video tutorials for assessing burn severity and proper care.
Simulate the Apollo Guidance Computer interface with a realistic keyboard layout. Tap the 'i' icon for help. Navigate through mission scenarios, input commands, and view system status displays as used during Apollo missions.
Explore human through interactive 3D models. Point device at AR or demo marker to view skeletal, respiratory, digestive, circulatory, and urinary systems. Identify body parts and learn about their functions.
Explore 3D molecular structures of proteins, RNA, and DNA with real scientific data. Rotate and zoom models to examine their detailed features. Learn about protein evolution and their specific shapes adapted for function.
Explore high-resolution images of galaxies, nebulae, and celestial objects captured by the Telescope. View the "Picture of the Week" and access real-time ESA/ RSS updates. Zoom in on detailed cosmic imagery and save or share favorite images.
Track celestial objects with augmented reality. Identify stars, constellations, nebulae, galaxies, and solar system bodies. View right ascension, declination, azimuth, and elevation data.
The app visually explains DSLR camera controls and allows users to experience the effects of various settings. It provides instant feedback and advice on user settings, making it a tool for learning photography.