Mars Globe HD

Fantastic imaging! Even better in retina display

Parabens. Programa impressionante. Vale a pena. Muito barato

My go to app for identifying Martian surface features. Mars reaches opposition on Dec 7, 2022. I will be imagining the planet through my telescope to record high resolution photographs and will use this app to figure out what I’m looking at.

This amateur astronomer gives this app a 10/10. Super detailed and beautiful. LOVE IT!!!

Please update by adding to the app the sun and earth and mars moons Phobos and demos and also make the sun more defined in color so that the light of the sun shows up rather then just the light showing up cause you make it look like mars can’t see the sun and Mars’s moons and earth at all. Thank you. PS recommend/mandatory for the ratings boost and ratings numbers getting higher if you care about having more fans that want your apps just saying. Thank you for your consideration.

This is not a criticism as it most likely out of your control. The NASA links, or at least the many I’ve tried thus far don’t work, or at least not on my 2017 iPad. If possible, is this something that can be rectified in a future upgrade? No matter, for the price it is a valuable resource.

If you want to understand what we know about Marsography, the app is excellent.

The map landscape is highly detailed however there are 2 major flaws. 1 the atmosphere of mars is actually a baby blue color look at NASA Hubble photos of mars in 2003 and 1997 and you will know what I am talking about most NASA surface images show the sky sometimes as an orange brown color because dust storms 2 the face on mars needs to be a landmark it is landmarked on google Mars. 40.89 degrees North , 9.55 degrees west

I have over 500 apps and this is my favourite by far. Can't imagine any reason for giving this less than 5 stars. Along with the nearly identical Moon Globe app from the same developer it's gives you an uncanny feeling of actually being there, not just of viewing the surface but actually visiting these two bodies in space. The adjustable lighting reveals that Mars is not only 3D in the sense of being a globe but also in the sense of having actual 3D mountains and canyons and craters ect embossed into its surface. It contains a stupefying amount of information about our red brother - more than even an astronaut going there would need - and the swipe gestures for zooming and panning and orbiting are so smoothly and intuitively interpreted that you feel like you're controlling it with your mind rather than your screen. Thanks so much for making this a Universal app that works on the iPhone!!!

I downloaded this app while reading the book "The Martian" by Andy Weir so I could get a good sense of the Martian journey. I would have given it five stars if it had missing detail and names but am otherwise pleasantly surprised for an iPhone app. The HD is worth the small upgrade. Highly recommended for anyone interesting in exploring Mars!