The application shows a realistic sky in 3D the same as what youd see with a telescope. Basically its a planetarium for your computer. Said app is not related to the port discussed on this page this port is being developed with the intention of being merged into Stellarium-proper and becoming an official -supported port, or at the very least staying up-to-date with any changes made to the official version of Stellarium and deviating from it minimally. Download Latest Version for Windows 1/3 Stellarium provides you with accurate data about the night sky, which can be used by professional and amateur astronomers alike. It is particularly useful as an educational tool. Users can see constellation art, deep space objects, meteor showers, solar eclipses, transits, and more. It is a beautiful and engaging way to explore and increase your understanding of the night sky. Stellarium Mobile is Fabien’s fork/port of Stellarium which was originally created for Nokia smartphones. Stellarium simulates the skies from anywhere on Earth in close to photo-realism. Noctua Software was established by Fabien Chereau, who is the original author of Stellarium, and his brother. “Note: There is a paid Stellarium Mobile port for Android by Noctua Software. If you look at the build instructions page referenced above ( ) you can see this note, which refers to the app ( ) referenced in the post: As much as I would also like to see an open source port of Stellarium to Android, I don’t there is one.
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