5/5 rating based on 48 reviews. Read all reviews for Midnight Planets for iPhone.
Midnight Planets is free iOS app published by Michael Howard
prfcttmy
This app is what science apps should be: responsive, easy to use, current and fascinating. Thanks so much!
Return to space
It's like you are riding on Curosity. I've used it for a month now. Absolutely fantastic. Use with Dr. Phil Stooke's maps. Join the ride (on Opportunity also).
Leeroyhat
As a student of astronomy and physics, also working with jpl I never could find a website that would allow me to skim through all the photos curiosity had taken. It's almost as if nasa cherry picked the photo's they wanted me to see, rather than share the experience of actually being there. This app finally takes me there. Kind of sad, but as new horizons heads for Pluto, I wish the photos would update like this app. Because I just know they are going to horde every photo until the make a press release of their finest images getting there.
DanaosX
As one who grew up with Asimov and Clarke and Heinlein, with Sputnik and Explorer 1 and tracking Echo 1 & 2 by eye in my granddad's back yard and Tiros and Mariner and all the other probes and lunar landings and Skylab and Mir and the shuttle and ISS and Hubble and our other big eyes on the sky and now these landers and eyes on Mars....To be able see Mars, SEE it, like this, is just the best. You kids just can't imagine. Onward! Upward! Ad Astra Per Ardua!
ASDF878
This and the other Mars app are amazing and captivating one day I will be the leader of a space tourism company and I will use this app
elakdawalla
There is so much data being sent to the Web from the rover missions that it's hard to get a handle on it all. Midnight Planets provides a variety of ways to track the rovers through the images they send us. My two favorite features: the rapid VR assembly of NavCam images and the ability to display stereo pairs as either red-blue anaglyphs or stereograms. The VR display is so cool, as it displays the rover's path; tapping on sol numbers lets you drive forward with the rover across the Martian terrain. The developer has been working on display of rover data since the MERs landed, and it shows.
amoose136
Good to be able to have an interface like this to view Mars in 3D. The only thing this app is missing is Google cardboard support. If it had that it would really create the most immersive experience possible.