Helps users visualize celestial objects through telescopes or cameras. It calculates magnification, actual field of view, and exit pupil. Users can simulate views with different eyepieces and optical aids.
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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.
View celestial objects like the Sun, Moon, planets, stars, and galaxies. Zoom up to a million times with pinch gestures. Lock the screen to stabilize the view. Use the search arrow to locate sky objects.
View celestial objects using augmented reality. Point device at sky to identify stars, planets, and constellations. Access detailed information and historical data. Sync with GPS for accurate positioning. Explore 3D models of celestial bodies.
Track International Space Station passes with real-time alerts and location guidance. Check weather conditions for optimal viewing. Receive notifications before each pass. Add satellites and amateur radio capabilities via in- purchases.
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The app identifies and locates celestial objects by pointing to the sky. It displays the sky view and information at the correct orientation when held at any angle.
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.
Explore planets, track celestial events, simulate systems
Explore the with 3D models of planets, moons, and asteroids. Rotate and zoom objects for detailed views. Learn about celestial bodies through interactive encyclopedia entries.
The app simulates gravitational lensing, bending light from distant galaxies. Users can adjust lens models, distort photos from their library or camera, and view the world through a real-time lens.
Explore a 3D map of the Milky Way, Andromeda, and their satellite galaxies. Navigate through the Orion Arm to view nebulae and supernovae. Fly through planetary atmospheres and land on planets.
Measure distances to objects using the lens. Display distance on the image with a 3D grid overlay. Aim at objects to determine their height or depth. Use for measuring boats, buildings, or golf aids.
Take photos of the sun safely using a camera filter. Adjust exposure settings and capture images during eclipses or bright sunlight. Share photos directly from the .
Explore celestial bodies with real-time sky mapping and interactive guides. Identify stars, planets, and constellations. Access detailed information about over 200,000 objects. 3D models of celestial entities.
Plan and observe celestial events with real-time data on planets, stars, and constellations. Check weather conditions and visibility scores. Set location for accurate sky tracking. Capture and share starry night photos.
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