Category | Price | Seller | Device |
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Utilities | Free | Dana Peters | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
Over 10 million downloads!
• Sky 2D: locate planets with flat view of sky
• Sky 3D: planetarium style view of the sky
• Visibility: shows times when planets are visible
• Globe: rotating 3D globe of planets and moon
This is an easy app to use and shows you where all the planets are on the ecliptic except Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto. I know you can’t see these with the naked eye but for telescope purposes it would be nice to see their locations. Overall, a good app! You might want to add the names of stars in the constellations as well.
I get great pleasure sharing this app with many people, especially younger ones.
I love how I can teach my younglings and give the knowledge from the stars above the earth
This app used to have an incredible opening sequence, with a mosaic of small photos that resolved to a larger image — an amazing use of hyperlinks. This maybe be more useful, but it’s SO pedestrian.
It is totally awesome I love it I can learn about space and it is in 3D! Now I can see constellations! I am rating 5,000 stars!
was able to easily confirm Saturn and Jupiter hanging with the moon in the night sky on 12/17/20. great app
Hi, I have always wondered why the planets never bump into each other while orbiting? Thanks Addy
This app really needs a calibration setting to adjust for magnetic variations. Everything is off by several degrees with no way to adjust.