4/5 rating based on 53 reviews. Read all reviews for Distant Suns(max) for iPhone.
Distant Suns(max) is paid iOS app published by Mike Smithwick
I_cycle
Shows you where everything you want to see is at: stars, constellations, planets and more!
thomasdmiller
My first version of this came on 3.25" floppy disks. The user interface has certainly changed a bit, but, importantly, this tells you how much dedication sits behind this excellent platform. Whether armchair or backyard, beginner or old glass grinder, this app is absolutely of celestial quality. Worth 10x the price.
Tylerhue
This is the perfect app for studying the Solar System and other galaxies, stars, and more to come!
Mcauld
This app makes me appreciate life and and the universe. Most educational app I use!! Highly recommend
Judson59
Love the product, love the updates, love the content & ease of use! Well worth the money. Thank you!
SugimotoKoitsu
This app is a great aid to plan rural night photo shoots. The ability to select future times, dates and set locations is extremely useful. Having used Distant Suns on iPod Touches for several years, I'm even more impressed by the added functions gained on my new iPhone. One caveat: don't enable the iPhone's compass' True North option if you're planning to use the Distant Suns' compass function for point to identify objects in the night sky. The result will be a sky map off by your local magnetic declination.
fishmonklv.x
I've been an amateur astronomer & astronomy writer for over 30 years, and have seen a lot of software for stargazers. Since 1.0 for Windows, Distant Suns has been a great introduction to the sky, and a useful resource for users at any level. Since being ported to the iPhone, it has retained all the virtues of the original, and steadily added functionality while continuously improving the user interface. The developer is clearly committed to supporting users, and at a price that makes this one of the best bargains going. It doesn't quite measure up to Luminos in functionality I personally find valuable, hence the 4 stars, but it does some things Luminos doesn't. I use both regularly.