Sky Guide: AR Astronomy Finder

Wonderful 🌌💫✨I love it ✨✨💫Thanks for making this program ..it’s huge chance for traveling in universe and learn new planets 🪐 🧳 Also it’s adventure for dreamers to get to know what it feels like to travel with your mind and knowledge while learning new things about our universe .🌌✨🪐💫

I have been looking for this program for a long time so that I can observe our planets with a telescope, but the planets in the sky are not visible to the naked eye. Thank you for creating this program and I can observe the planets after 1 year.

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I luve it

I am at AWWW with this realistic app.. I do not intend to make any purchases.. when the page came up for 3.99 a month after a short free trial I just clicked the X at the top right corner( not top left BTW) and it took me to the home constellation page. The coolest was knowing that if I point my phone camera eye down to the floor and flat I can see Sagittarius is under my feet on the other side of the world!’n Wicled Awesome!!!

cannot see any stars in here. aug11,2024. ….but todays best aug26 2022 ,east coast, shows saturn at 2. best but its hard to see rn. Im searching for that very bright star/planet east. oh yes, its JUPITER. as 16. best! -noooo way! update dec2023: still not much useful except for some facts,or are they?. wierd. didnot find what I was looking for again. what Im looking at in the sky? this app doesnot show.

Will change how you see the world!

I love ❤️ grabbing my tablet and identifying stars, planets and constellations. Also finding satellites and rockets is great.👍👩‍🚀

Wether using SIMBAD, Henry Draper catalogue, or others this app is not helpful. Several times I have attempted to use these databases to locate stars, objects, or even galaxies and all that pops up is "no results". One specific example was looking for R136a1, using HD 39268, or BAT99 Nothing until I began tapping the screen and up pops 30 DOR (Dorado) and only under the article it mentioned R136a1 but would not locate the object on the display.. now to be fair it is an intense cluster but the fact it wouldn't even place the FOV in the general location using the co ordinate table was frustrating. I seriously doubt the "millions" of objects are there in this app if using several data catalogues brings zero results time and again. It seems this app uses whatever is popular on wikipedia (most articles state read more on wikipedia) and info on stars labeled bring up the category of stars and types of stars rather than THE star that I just located. All in all maybe if youre out and want to locate macro objects or experience the sky using the tablet only then maybe its fun but if youre serious on locating objects that you wish to observe? I would say calculate it yourself.