iCSC: Clear Sky Chart Viewer Hack 1.2.5 + Redeem Codes
Astronomy forecasts for all
Developer: Random Widgets LLC
Category: Weather
Price: Free
Version: 1.2.5
ID: com.randomwidgets.ClearSkyChart
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Description
Choosing when and where to observe is hard. It's a pain to take out your telescope and then having to put it away when clouds quickly roll in.
Well, now you don't have to. With iCSC on your iPhone, you can easily search around for the best location, using Clear Sky Charts published by Attilla Danko.
The Clear Sky Chart, invented and maintained by Attilla Danko, shows at a glance when, in the next 48 hours, one might expect clear and dark skies for a specific observing site.
There are over 4600 charts available for North America, with data provided by Allan Rahill of the Canadian Meteorological Center. These charts provide Cloud Cover, Transparency, Seeing, Darkness, Wind, Humidity, and Temperature. Users can also enable a legend to help read the charts.
iCSC allows users to find charts by title, location, or with a map. Users can then save the charts that they use often.
While Clear Sky Charts are targeted at astronomers, anyone who wishes to look into the heavens, or needs a highly accurate sky forecast can benefit from iCSC: Clear Sky Chart Viewer.
Well, now you don't have to. With iCSC on your iPhone, you can easily search around for the best location, using Clear Sky Charts published by Attilla Danko.
The Clear Sky Chart, invented and maintained by Attilla Danko, shows at a glance when, in the next 48 hours, one might expect clear and dark skies for a specific observing site.
There are over 4600 charts available for North America, with data provided by Allan Rahill of the Canadian Meteorological Center. These charts provide Cloud Cover, Transparency, Seeing, Darkness, Wind, Humidity, and Temperature. Users can also enable a legend to help read the charts.
iCSC allows users to find charts by title, location, or with a map. Users can then save the charts that they use often.
While Clear Sky Charts are targeted at astronomers, anyone who wishes to look into the heavens, or needs a highly accurate sky forecast can benefit from iCSC: Clear Sky Chart Viewer.
Version history
1.2.5
2018-02-26
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
Sorry - we let a bug slip through! The issue with favorites has been fixed.
Sorry - we let a bug slip through! The issue with favorites has been fixed.
1.2.4
2018-02-26
Updated UI and improved support for dynamic type.
Happy viewing!
Happy viewing!
1.2.3
2017-12-31
Just a small update to end the year! This update adds support for the iPhone X, improves the map, and fixes some bugs.
Please let me know if you have any issues using the in-app support form. Enjoy!
Please let me know if you have any issues using the in-app support form. Enjoy!
1.2.2
2017-07-17
While most are gearing up for the "Great American Eclipse" on August 21st, we are making some minor changes to iCSC. Here's what's new:
- You can now share iCSC charts to help plan observing sessions.
- Bug fixes.
If you have any questions or feedback, please don't hesitate to ask us on the Info page or at [email protected]
- You can now share iCSC charts to help plan observing sessions.
- Bug fixes.
If you have any questions or feedback, please don't hesitate to ask us on the Info page or at [email protected]
1.2.1
2016-07-05
We hope that you enjoy this new update for iCSC! We had a great WWDC16 and learned a lot about how to make iCSC better. If you like iCSC, please rate it or spread the word - everything helps!
This release has some bug fixes and adds the following features:
- Updated Favorites Adding User Interface
- The "Open To Favorites" feature has returned ;)
If you have any issues, please reach out to us at [email protected].
This release has some bug fixes and adds the following features:
- Updated Favorites Adding User Interface
- The "Open To Favorites" feature has returned ;)
If you have any issues, please reach out to us at [email protected].
1.2
2016-06-07
We hope that you enjoy this new update for iCSC! We’ll be at WWDC16 to see some of the latest features in iOS that we can integrate into iCSC. Expect a Watch App soon!
- Added 3D Touch Support - View Home Shortcuts and Peek on the iPhone 6s.
- Updated UI
- Increased Stability, Bug Fixes & Performance Improvements
If you have any issues, please reach out to us at [email protected].
- Added 3D Touch Support - View Home Shortcuts and Peek on the iPhone 6s.
- Updated UI
- Increased Stability, Bug Fixes & Performance Improvements
If you have any issues, please reach out to us at [email protected].
1.1
2014-07-14
- Added "Do Not Track" Option
- Added Night Vision Mode
- Charts Near Location Are Sorted By Distance
- Bug Fixes & Performance Improvements
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- Added Night Vision Mode
- Charts Near Location Are Sorted By Distance
- Bug Fixes & Performance Improvements
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1.0
2014-06-22
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Ratings
4.8 out of 5
1 263 Ratings
Reviews
YeahItsCollin,
Very Accurate!
I use this for astronomy and astrophotography to help plan my time under the stars. It’s very accurate even though the closest data collection site is 20 miles away. I use this app constantly, very simple to use, and has all the information you need to consider for your Astro Endeavors.
Qborg1,
Excellent location conditions resource
This app gives you timely information about sky conditions for night sky observations across the United States. That said, not all observatory names tell you about their location. This is never a problem if you only plan to frequent ones that are near you and few in number, however, if you’d like to travel and plan out night sky observations along your trips the location (geographic) information is not contained in the name of each observatory. It’s kind of like someone only telling you the name of the street or city they live in. If their are multiple locations that have that street or city name, the usefulness of that information is quickly diminished. Adding GPS coordinates might help, but so would a road, city and state. If not that, then allow for notes in the favorites list on each entry so you would not need to enter the site report and then look to find it on the map. A very useful add to the app would be to make use of location information provided by cell and ip to see a list of reporting observatory’s nearby.
oaknoba,
Can update the forecast more frequent, at least once in the afrernoon
Wondering if its possible to access the backend data source of a specific location, so I can query updated info on demand. Cloud in my area changes frequently, there are a few times the app wasn't able to catch it up until last minute and that makes the plan have to be cancelled.
astrokent,
Best app for dark sky forecast
Thanks to great data from the Canadian Met Office and great software from Atilla Danko, the astronomy sky forecast is used by astronomers all over North America. This convenient app is great since I can save my favorite observing locations and check out the sky forecast before I head out to observe. Well done!
Jimr4/15,
Nice app
Nice to have access to the charts on phone anytime and anywhere. Works well. Also nice to be able to be able to save the sites you use as favorites. Very nice predictive software so you can plan your viewings and know what to expect for upcoming observing conditions
wells christopher,
Great resource to maximize and optimize your star-gazing
I’ve got a handful of local spots saved as favorites so I can quickly check sky conditions, so I know when star gazing will be awesome vs so-so vs “stay inside”.
Really great resource for anyone who likes to view the stars, with or without a telescope.
Really great resource for anyone who likes to view the stars, with or without a telescope.
SBrown57,
A great, near-term weather app
It’s nice to have access to accurate, near-term weather data when you’re trying to spot distant galaxies or take night photos. This app makes that possible.
gwn_skis,
Crashed on opening a favorite, even after your message says bug is fixed.
Thanks for getting this fixed. It’s back to working great.
brianfulda,
Search function
Great app, but there’s no search function? It would be so easy to implement a simple search feature at the top of the full list of observing sites. Please implement this in the next update!
blueplanetphoto,
Good. Needs more work.
I’m generally happy with this app, but would like the ability to enter GPS coords for favorites. “Nearest neighbor” doesn’t work when that closest info point is over 100 miles away.
