Explore the night sky with three perspectives: sky, Earth, and solar system. View star maps, constellations, and celestial events. Use augmented reality for interactive exploration. Display high-resolution Earth globe and solar system models.
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Track satellites, receive alerts, save to calendar
View passes in augmented reality. Check visibility times and locations. Receive alerts for sightings. Save events to your calendar. Identify 11 types including ISS, NOAA, and Iridium. Track positions through clouds and during daylight.
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.
The app provides daily sunrise, sunset, day length, and solar noon times. It also includes moonrise, moonset, moon phase times, and moon illumination percentages.
Teaches numbers, counting, colors, and shapes through interactive games. Includes fun animations and hidden elements to engage children. Develops attention, logic, and memory skills. Offers 10 levels with a storyline and voiceover.
Explore interactive 3D models of the Solar System, Earth, and the human body. Learn about matter, sound, and volcanoes through visual explanations. Teachers can customize lessons and students can take quizzes to test knowledge.
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.
Build and customize rocket ships by selecting and connecting parts like engines and fuel tanks. Test designs in realistic physics simulations. Explore the solar system and manage fuel consumption during missions.
Displays the sun and moon positions via AR and 2D/3D maps. Users can view and lunar paths, compass directions, and shadow projections. Tracks time of sunrise and sunset. Offers location-based data for planning and analysis.
University of California, Berkeley's Lawrence Hall of Science
Explore solar phenomena with hands-on activities
Explore the Sun through 15 hands-on activities. Measure the Sun's size, create solar ovens, and study shadows in Moon craters. Learn about solar energy and Earth's relationship with the Sun through interactive experiments.
The app offers interactive simulations for children to explore the Solar System. It includes size comparisons of celestial bodies and shows planets orbiting the Sun at comparative speeds.