JupiterMoons is your essential guide to observing the king of planets whenever Jupiter reigns over the night sky. Sky & Telescopes app helps you locate Jupiters four largest moons and time transits of the Great Red Spot with an easy-to-use interface. Please note: this application is designed to work in landscape orientation only so that you may view Jupiter, the Great Red Spot, and the Galilean satellites at their best.

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SoHO Viewer

SoHO Viewer is a simple application for downloading and displaying the latest images taken by the Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SoHO).It includes push notifications so you can be notified by a badge on the application when new images are available. It was quoted as one of the ten best free applications to have on your iphone if you like stargazing: http://www.networkworld.com/news/2010/112210-free-iphone-stargazing-apps.htmlIt appears in Mars 2015 edition of Sky And Telescope, page 70.Images are courtesy of SOHO consortium. SOHO is a project of international cooperation between ESA and NASA.If you had like to see images taken by Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) please use the SDO Viewer application.

  • size 2.2 MB

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Observer Pro - Astronomy Planner

Observer Pro is a groundbreaking app for advanced astronomy planning. No more guessing when that galaxy emerges from behind that pesky tree. Keep up-to-date with the latest news at the Observer Pro blog: http://observer.pro/blogPurchase Observer Pro today You wont know how you did astronomy without it

  • rating 4.8
  • size 207 MB

Moon Globe HD

Hold the Moon in your hands. Moon Globe HD turns your iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad into a precision instrument for viewing Earths Moon. This HD version has slightly, not extremely, better resolution.

  • rating 4.75556
  • size 256 MB

Triatlas

The Triatlas app contains the most detailed, speedy star chart available for smartphones and tablets - Stars up to mag 12.6- Galaxies up to mag 15.5 (PGC). 37000 in total - 1200 planetary nebulae- 1800 open clusters, all globulars- Others: SH-2, RCW,LDN / Barnard - Double stars whose main star is brighter than 11th magnitude (35,000 double stars)- Variable stars whose maximum reaches the 12.5 magnitude (29,000 variable stars)PLUS:- Flexible Night vision mode- Landscape-portrait mode- Flip and mirror (Supporting telescope orientation)- Chart-to-chart navigation using the black corners. Used with permission.

  • size 486 MB