Stellarium Plus - Star Map

This astronomy application allows users to easily identify stars, constellations, planets, comets, satellites, and other deep sky objects in real time just by pointing their phone at the sky. It has a simple and user-friendly interface, making it suitable for both adults and children who are interested in exploring the night sky. The Plus version of this app offers even more features and a larger collection of sky objects, making it perfect for avid astronomy enthusiasts. It allows users to view an accurate simulation of the night sky for any date, time, and location. They can also explore a vast collection of stars, nebulas, galaxies, and other deep sky objects. One unique feature of this app is the ability to view constellations from different cultures and regions of the world, giving users a glimpse into how people in other parts of the planet see the stars. It also allows users to track artificial satellites, including the International Space Station, and simulate landscape and atmosphere with realistic sunrise, sunset, and atmosphere refraction. The app also offers 3D rendering of major solar system planets and their satellites, as well as a night mode to preserve the user's eyes adaptation to darkness. With a massive collection of over 1.69 billion stars, 10k asteroids, and 2 million nebulas and galaxies, users can dive deep into the wonders of the night sky. For those who enjoy stargazing in the field, the app offers a "reduced" set of data that can be accessed without an internet connection. It also has advanced observation tools that allow users to predict the observability and transit times of celestial objects. Additionally, users can control their telescope through Bluetooth or WIFI using this app. Stellarium Plus - Star Map is created by the original developer of Stellarium, a well-known open-source planetarium and one of the top astronomy applications for desktop PCs. With its impressive features and vast collection of sky objects, this app is a must-have for anyone interested in exploring the wonders of the night sky.