MoonWise

The MoonWise app is a smart app that keeps you up to date with all the changes in our closest neighbor, the Moon.
Its main purpose is to inform you about the Moon's condition, known as the "Void of Course Moon". This state can be called differently: "Free Moon", "Idle Moon", "Uncertain Moon", "Moon without direction", "Moon Without a Course".
In the MoonWise app you will find forecasts for the Void of Course Moon. Unlike weather forecasts, which can only predict upcoming periods with high probability, Void of Course Moon periods are calculated mathematically and depend on the Moon's movement in Earth's orbit. This way, you can find out the time of the Void of Course Moon for weeks in advance and plan your activities accordingly.
The simple and intuitive interface of the MoonWise app will help you quickly determine whether the Moon is currently out of course, and check whether it will be in this state on the date you select.
The MoonWise application calculates the lunar day.
The calculation of lunar days in the application is carried out using the time of moonrise in a specific region of the user.
The uniqueness of the canonical calculation of the lunar day lies in the fact that a new lunar day begins only with the new moon or moonrise.
The MoonWise app uses moonrise data provided by Apple to provide reliable and accurate moonrise information.
In addition, the MoonWise app contains a variety of calendars that display days of the week, moon phases, and moon signs. It supports 15 types of calendars, including Gregorian, Chinese, Hebrew, Buddhist, Islamic and others.
Thanks to this application you can learn about the phases of the moon, its influence on our lives and much more.
Immerse yourself in the lunar world with the MoonWise app and gain a new level of understanding and connection with the universe.
The moon rise and moon set dates provided by Apple Inc.
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