Name: Astrophysics II
Rating: 5 (2 reviews)
Author: Xavier Daxhelet

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Astrophysics II is the second of a series of three educative applications in astronomy. This second part covers the stars.
More than 60 screens of astronomy on the solar system !
More than 25 animations to explain astrophysics, most in 3D.
For teachers !! Connect your iPad with a video projector and show the animations to your students in classroom.
List of topics:
Light and Matter:
- Electromagnetic Radiation,
- Light Radiation,
- Matter,
- Light-matter interaction,
- The Dopplet Effect,
- Telescopes.
- Radio telescopes.
Stellar Systems
- Constellations,
- Distance Measurement of Stars,
- Multiple Systems,
- Nebulae,
- Star Cluster.
Life of Star
- Star Formation,
- Physics of Star,
- Nucleosynthesis,
- Evolution of Stars,
- Wolf-Rayet Stars,
- Cepheids,
- Novae,
- Supernovae,
- Black Holes,
- Neutron Star,
- Planetary Nebulae.
Constants
- Physical constants,
- Astronomical constants.
References
- Books,
- Website.

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Just make the better universe size comparison

List of 82 objects: Comet 67P Deimos Moon Neutron Star Phobos Moon Ultima Thule Eros 216 Kleopatra Mimas Moon Vesta Ceres Charon Moon Titania Moon Eris Pluto Triton Moon Europa Moon Earth’s Moon Io Callisto Mercury Titan Moon Ganymede Moon Mars Sirius B Venus Earth Kepler 22b Neptune Uranus Saturn Jupiter Proxima Centauri 61 Cygni A Sun Alpha Centauri A Sirius A Vega Spica Pollux Sagittarius A black hole Arcturus Polaris Aldebaran Rigel Deneb Pistol Star Antares Betelgeuse NML Cygni VY Canis Majoris UY Scuti Stephenson 2-18 TON 618 black hole Phoenix A black hole Stingray Nebula Cat’s Eye Nebula Boomerang Nebula Ant Nebula Helix Nebula Horsehead Nebula Crab Nebula Orion Nebula North America Nebula Segue 2 Galaxy Rosette Nebula Tarantula Nebula Small Magellanic Cloud Large Magellanic Cloud Triangulum Galaxy Pinwheel Galaxy Whirlpool Galaxy Milky Way Galaxy Cartwheel Galaxy Andromeda Galaxy Tadpole Galaxy IC 1101 Local Group Phoenix Cluster Alcyoneus Galaxy Virgo Supercluster Laniakea Supercluster Sloan Great Wall Hercules Corona Borealis Great Wall Observable Universe

Still waiting for the star size comparison to be better!

Could you update this app and build astrophisics 3 for the app store? And could you build the star size comparison including planets and Inside Out 2 emotions? You’ll make sure to add the biggest stars as of 2022!

Great App!

This app is like a book filled with lots of facts about every little thing. This app has all the formulas and I really recommend the full bundle as it is a great price and contains everything you need to know!

Not much information for the cost :(

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