Astronomical objects and compare sizes from galaxies to atoms. Use gestures to zoom in and out, to microscopic levels or cosmic distances. View detailed comparisons and understand relative sizes visually.
Navigate using real-time GPS and map data. Mark and save locations. Track movement and speed. Share coordinates with others. Use offline maps for areas with limited connectivity. Set waypoints and receive turn-by-turn directions.
Check altitude in real-time without network connection. Use the compass for direction. Measure speed with the velocimeter. Take photos with altitude and GPS data included.
Calculate altitude using GPS, ASTER, or barometer (iPhone 6 and later). Display average altitude from GPS and ASTER data. Show peaks, compass, and distance grid on an integrated map. Support Apple Watch. Choose unit of measurement.
View celestial events like sunrise and sunset times, planetary positions, and declination data. Adjust date and time to check ephemeris for the Sun, Moon, and planets. Access physical properties of celestial bodies including distance and mass.
Explore high-resolution images of planets, nebulae, and galaxies. Navigate through the solar system and its major moons. Learn about the formation and evolution of celestial objects. Access a narrative on the origins of the universe by Dr. Aaron Day.
Explore the with detailed descriptions of the Sun, 8 major planets, and the Moon. Listen to quality audio explanations. Access complete information about each celestial object.
View daily with tithi, paksha, yoga, karana, nakshatra, vaar, varsh, maah, moon zodiac, ayana, and ritu. Generate kundali for any location and date in North and South Indian styles. Save and share kundali details. All features work offline.
The app calculates sunrise, sunset, moonrise, and moonset times for any location. It includes a moonphase calendar, animation, and a compass showing sun and moon positions.
Explore celestial objects like planets, moons, asteroids, and stars. View detailed information about each object. Track their positions and movements over time. Learn about constellations and their changes throughout the year.
Explore the solar system by visiting planets like Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. Rotate planets, zoom in on surfaces, and launch meteorites through the atmosphere.
Explore celestial bodies and track their positions
Explore the solar system with detailed models of over 400 celestial bodies. Navigate through space, land on planets and moons, and view the sky from their surfaces.