Mobile Observatory Pro 1.82.1

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Mobile Observatory Pro 1.82.1

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Mobile Observatory provides the following features:

- Zoomable sky map showing stars, planets, asteroids, deep sky objects, currently active meteor streams
- Interactive top-down view of the Solar System showing the actual positions of all planets, the Moon and asteroids
- Live mode (point device on sky and get information on what you see)
- Calendar showing detailed descriptions of celestial events for up to the next 31 days
- Push celestial events to your phone's calendar and set a reminder alarm
- Rise, set, and transit times for any object
- Position of any object in the sky (altitude and direction)
- Twilight times, length of day
- Bright Star Catalog (~9000 stars) with detailed information about each star
- Messier Catalog (110 objects) complete with images
- Caldwell Catalog (110 objects) complete with images
- Meteor streams (begin, maximum, hourly rate, ...)
- Lunar and solar eclipses information
- Bright comets (automatically selected according to the date)
- Bright asteroids (total of 5000 in the database)
- Moon phases, the apparent view of the sun and planets
- Current image of the Sun and sun spot number
- Widget with rise & set times of the Sun and Moon (works only if the app is not copied to the SD card!)
- Automatic location determination from the mobile network or GPS
- Select a location from a built-in database of 20 000 cities or online via Google Maps
- Choose any time and date
- Detailed ephemeris, visibility information of all objects
- Dates of conjunctions between any object with planets or the Moon (e.g. find the next conjunction of the Pleiades with the Moon)
- Animated 3D-view of the Moon and the planets
- Accurate calculations for dates between 1900 and 2100

No internet connection is required for the calculations (only for the live-image of the sun). Mobile Observatory uses OpenGL to display the apparent view of the planets and the Moon.

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