CosmAtlas

Su un dispositivo non funziona,non carica fa solo musica , arriva al 50% , per una volta che sono riuscito a caricarlo ho notato che le informazioni sono insufficienti , averlo non serve a nulla visto che altre applicazioni sono di gran lunga piu' avanti . Pianeti ,stelle, costellazioni ecc ecc , solo qualche parola scritta mentre servirebbe molto di piu' . Rimasto deluso! La grafica e' buona ma non si puo' passare il tempo a far roteare un pianeta .

Ottima idea, migliorabile dal punto di vista grafico ma molto utile

I am constantly looking for astronomy apps like this one. They are too few and far between. So, when I came across this it was a sheer delight. The only knock I can think of is that the developer hasn't updated the app since 2014 but I can live with that. I can spend hours long around inside this app. There's a wealth of great info and any future updates can only improve upon this great foundation! Update written on 05/12/2020 This wonderful app has apparently been abandoned. It's a shame because this one had so much potential. I hope the developer comes back to update it eventually.

The good news about this app is that it’s free. As other users have noted this is a good astronomy application. They also stated that it crashes too often and needs updating. This is still true. The support link and developer website are both broken. Please update this application to the current IOS and keep it current. It is very useful and it would be a shame to loose it.

It’s cool but it keeps crashing. The developer hasn’t updated it in years which is almost certainty why it crashes. I hope it gets fixed but considering the large amount of memory it uses I will have to delete it for now.

I like the navigation and the view of 3D rotation, low resolution is fine, hope with a update solve few things. Thank for developing this app.

Certainly cool, but crashes when you try to go to certain planets

I have all the various astronomy apps and this one does something really special, it gives a dimensional view of the constellations. You actually get a really idea of the distance between the stars that form the constellations. Well done!