SkyView® Lite Hack 3.7.5 + Redeem Codes
Explore the Universe
Developer: Terminal Eleven LLC
Category: Education
Price: Free
Version: 3.7.5
ID: com.t11.celestefree
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Description
SkyView® Lite brings stargazing to everyone! Simply point your iPhone, iPad, or iPod at the sky to identify stars, constellations, satellites, and more!
Downloaded over 40 million times.
If you like our lite version of SkyView then you'll love our full version! It includes: a convenient Apple Watch app, a Today Widget displaying tonight's brightest objects, ALL in-app purchases offered in this version, thousands more objects to discover, and more!
App Store Best of 2012
App Store Rewind 2011 -- Best Education App
“If you've ever wanted to know what you're looking at in the night sky, this app is the perfect stargazer's companion.”
– CNET
"If you’ve ever been looking for a stargazing app for your iPhone, then this [is] definitely the one to get."
– AppAdvice
“SkyView is an Augmented Reality app that lets you see just what delights the sky has to offer.”
– 148Apps Editor’s Choice
You don't need to be an astronomer to find stars or constellations in the sky, just open SkyView® Lite and let it guide you to their location and identify them. SkyView® Lite is a beautiful and intuitive stargazing app that uses your camera to precisely spot and identify celestial objects in sky, day or night. Find your favorite constellations as they fade in and out while you scan across the sky, locate the Moon, discover distant galaxies, and witness satellite fly-bys.
Features:
• Simple: Point your device at the sky to identify galaxies, stars, constellations and satellites (including the ISS and Hubble) passing overhead at your location.
• Sightings: set reminders for celestial events and plan an evening stargazing & spotting satellites.
• Augmented Reality (AR): Use your camera to spot objects in the sky, day or night.
• Sky Paths: Follow the daily sky tracks for the Sun and Moon to see their exact locations in the sky on any date & time.
• Time Travel: Jump to the future or the past and see the sky on different dates and times.
• Social: Capture and share beautiful images with friends and family on social networks.
• Mobile: WiFi is NOT required (does not require a data signal or GPS to function). Take it camping, boating, or even flying!
• Supports Space Navigator™ binoculars, spotting scope, and telescopes.
What a fun way to teach yourself, your children, your students, or your friends about our wonderful universe!
Downloaded over 40 million times.
If you like our lite version of SkyView then you'll love our full version! It includes: a convenient Apple Watch app, a Today Widget displaying tonight's brightest objects, ALL in-app purchases offered in this version, thousands more objects to discover, and more!
App Store Best of 2012
App Store Rewind 2011 -- Best Education App
“If you've ever wanted to know what you're looking at in the night sky, this app is the perfect stargazer's companion.”
– CNET
"If you’ve ever been looking for a stargazing app for your iPhone, then this [is] definitely the one to get."
– AppAdvice
“SkyView is an Augmented Reality app that lets you see just what delights the sky has to offer.”
– 148Apps Editor’s Choice
You don't need to be an astronomer to find stars or constellations in the sky, just open SkyView® Lite and let it guide you to their location and identify them. SkyView® Lite is a beautiful and intuitive stargazing app that uses your camera to precisely spot and identify celestial objects in sky, day or night. Find your favorite constellations as they fade in and out while you scan across the sky, locate the Moon, discover distant galaxies, and witness satellite fly-bys.
Features:
• Simple: Point your device at the sky to identify galaxies, stars, constellations and satellites (including the ISS and Hubble) passing overhead at your location.
• Sightings: set reminders for celestial events and plan an evening stargazing & spotting satellites.
• Augmented Reality (AR): Use your camera to spot objects in the sky, day or night.
• Sky Paths: Follow the daily sky tracks for the Sun and Moon to see their exact locations in the sky on any date & time.
• Time Travel: Jump to the future or the past and see the sky on different dates and times.
• Social: Capture and share beautiful images with friends and family on social networks.
• Mobile: WiFi is NOT required (does not require a data signal or GPS to function). Take it camping, boating, or even flying!
• Supports Space Navigator™ binoculars, spotting scope, and telescopes.
What a fun way to teach yourself, your children, your students, or your friends about our wonderful universe!
Version history
3.7.5
2023-07-13
Dear Stargazer,
This version addresses small bugs.
Best,
Terminal Eleven
This version addresses small bugs.
Best,
Terminal Eleven
3.7.4
2023-02-15
Dear Stargazer,
This version fixes a bug that blocked some users from completing the tutorial.
Best
This version fixes a bug that blocked some users from completing the tutorial.
Best
3.7.3
2023-02-06
Dear Stargazer,
This version fixes minor bugs.
This version fixes minor bugs.
3.7.2
2022-10-29
Dear Stargazer,
This update fixes minor bugs.
This update fixes minor bugs.
3.7.1
2022-09-01
Dear Stargazer,
This update adds Sightings to SkyView Lite! Sightings will notify you when and where a bright planet or star will be visible at night. To use, go to Search > Sightings then just tap the calendar icon for any event and you’ll be notified when to look up, SkyView will guide to its location in the night sky!
Happy stargazing,
Terminal Eleven
This update adds Sightings to SkyView Lite! Sightings will notify you when and where a bright planet or star will be visible at night. To use, go to Search > Sightings then just tap the calendar icon for any event and you’ll be notified when to look up, SkyView will guide to its location in the night sky!
Happy stargazing,
Terminal Eleven
3.7.0
2022-08-28
Dear Stargazer,
This update adds Sightings to SkyView Lite! Sightings will notify you when and where a bright planet or star will be visible at night. To use, go to Search > Sightings then just tap the calendar icon for any event and you’ll be notified when to look up, SkyView will guide to its location in the night sky!
Happy stargazing,
Terminal Eleven
This update adds Sightings to SkyView Lite! Sightings will notify you when and where a bright planet or star will be visible at night. To use, go to Search > Sightings then just tap the calendar icon for any event and you’ll be notified when to look up, SkyView will guide to its location in the night sky!
Happy stargazing,
Terminal Eleven
3.6.2
2021-09-07
This update addresses minor bugs present in the latest version of iOS.
3.6.1
2020-01-10
This update addresses minor bugs present in iOS 13.
3.6
2019-03-06
Dear Stargazer,
This update supports additional screen sizes and fixes a few bugs.
This update supports additional screen sizes and fixes a few bugs.
3.5.4
2018-01-04
This release of SkyView adds something extra special. Working with Audible, we’ve re-created the city on the moon from the new audiobook Artemis. Written by the author of The Martian, this high-stakes lunar adventure is performed by celebrated actress Rosario Dawson – most recently seen in the Marvel and Netflix series The Defenders, Luke Cage, and Daredevil. When you locate the moon in SkyView, you’ll see Dawson as Jazz Bashara, the heroine of Artemis and your “friendly” Artemis tour guide. Tap on her avatar to explore the moon-city of Artemis near the Moltke Foothills and Sea of Tranquility. Tap on the button at the bottom of the screen, and take a trip to Audible to sample the audiobook and learn more. Then return to SkyView because you’ve got so much more exploring to do.
3.5.3
2017-12-09
This release of SkyView adds something extra special. Working with Audible, we’ve re-created the city on the moon from the new audiobook Artemis. Written by the author of The Martian, this high-stakes lunar adventure is performed by celebrated actress Rosario Dawson – most recently seen in the Marvel and Netflix series The Defenders, Luke Cage, and Daredevil. When you locate the moon in SkyView, you’ll see Dawson as Jazz Bashara, the heroine of Artemis and your “friendly” Artemis tour guide. Tap on her avatar to explore the moon-city of Artemis near the Moltke Foothills and Sea of Tranquility. Tap on the button at the bottom of the screen, and take a trip to Audible to sample the audiobook and learn more. Then return to SkyView because you’ve got so much more exploring to do.
3.5.2
2017-12-03
This release of SkyView adds something extra special. Working with Audible, we’ve re-created the city on the moon from the new audiobook Artemis. Written by the author of The Martian, this high-stakes lunar adventure is performed by celebrated actress Rosario Dawson – most recently seen in the Marvel and Netflix series The Defenders, Luke Cage, and Daredevil. When you locate the moon in SkyView, you’ll see Dawson as Jazz Bashara, the heroine of Artemis and your “friendly” Artemis tour guide. Tap on her avatar to explore the moon-city of Artemis near the Moltke Foothills and Sea of Tranquility. Tap on the button at the bottom of the screen, and take a trip to Audible to sample the audiobook and learn more. Then return to SkyView because you’ve got so much more exploring to do.
3.5.1
2016-09-20
Dear Stargazer,
This release of SkyView® addresses a few, small bugs regarding iOS 10.
Happy Stargazing!
This release of SkyView® addresses a few, small bugs regarding iOS 10.
Happy Stargazing!
3.4.2
2015-11-30
Stargazer,
This is just a minor update that fixes a few small bugs,
Happy Stargazing,
Terminal Eleven
This is just a minor update that fixes a few small bugs,
Happy Stargazing,
Terminal Eleven
3.4.1
2015-10-20
Stargazer,
This is just a minor update that fixes a few small bugs,
Happy Stargazing,
Terminal Eleven
This is just a minor update that fixes a few small bugs,
Happy Stargazing,
Terminal Eleven
3.4
2015-10-01
Dear Stargazer,
This is a compatibility update for iOS 9. We also took advantage of new technologies in iOS 9 that reduce the size of SkyView on your device.
Enjoy!
Terminal Eleven
This is a compatibility update for iOS 9. We also took advantage of new technologies in iOS 9 that reduce the size of SkyView on your device.
Enjoy!
Terminal Eleven
3.3.1
2015-08-05
Stargazer,
This update contains minor changes to graphics, adds a few new cities to manual location selection, and corrects a bug that didn't allow the stargazing date to be manually set.
Best,
Terminal Eleven
This update contains minor changes to graphics, adds a few new cities to manual location selection, and corrects a bug that didn't allow the stargazing date to be manually set.
Best,
Terminal Eleven
3.2.0
2014-12-18
- Support for Apple's new iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus!
- New search filters for showing space objects above/below the horizon
- Brand new in-app content for SkyView Free users including:
-- new stargazing music
-- the brightest satellites orbiting Earth
-- new Sightings view shows upcoming stargazing events and the ability to set reminders
NOW AVAILABLE—TELESCOPES & BINOCULARS – SkyView is the exclusive partner with Space Navigator app-enhanced binoculars and telescopes! Just like a car’s GPS, SkyView guides you where to aim your binoculars or telescope to find any space object.
Unlock the wonders of the night sky and reveal details unseen by the naked eye.
SkyView shows which space objects are overhead as you scan the heavens while your smartphone is securely docked in the adjustable mount.
Portable and powerful, use the fine adjustment controls to smoothly bring the space object into focus. Stargazing has never been easier!
Works with all Apple® iPhones®, including the NEW iPhone® 6 and iPhone® 6 Plus!
Available in stores and online, the Space Navigator binoculars, spotting scope, telescope, or deluxe telescope make the perfect gift!
The Space Navigator line, powered by SkyView
Satellite Finding Binoculars – Your Smartphone Navigates You to See Satellites, the Space Station, the Moon, and Constellations!
Star Finding Spotting Scope – Your Smartphone Navigates You to See the Moon, Stars, and Constellations!
Star Finding Telescope – Your Smartphone Navigates You to See the Moon, Stars, Constellations, and Planets!
Star Finding Deluxe Telescope – Your Smartphone Navigates You to See the Moon, Stars, Constellations, and Planets, including Jupiter’s Bands and Saturn’s Rings!
We hope you enjoy all these brand new updates -- happy stargazing!
- New search filters for showing space objects above/below the horizon
- Brand new in-app content for SkyView Free users including:
-- new stargazing music
-- the brightest satellites orbiting Earth
-- new Sightings view shows upcoming stargazing events and the ability to set reminders
NOW AVAILABLE—TELESCOPES & BINOCULARS – SkyView is the exclusive partner with Space Navigator app-enhanced binoculars and telescopes! Just like a car’s GPS, SkyView guides you where to aim your binoculars or telescope to find any space object.
Unlock the wonders of the night sky and reveal details unseen by the naked eye.
SkyView shows which space objects are overhead as you scan the heavens while your smartphone is securely docked in the adjustable mount.
Portable and powerful, use the fine adjustment controls to smoothly bring the space object into focus. Stargazing has never been easier!
Works with all Apple® iPhones®, including the NEW iPhone® 6 and iPhone® 6 Plus!
Available in stores and online, the Space Navigator binoculars, spotting scope, telescope, or deluxe telescope make the perfect gift!
The Space Navigator line, powered by SkyView
Satellite Finding Binoculars – Your Smartphone Navigates You to See Satellites, the Space Station, the Moon, and Constellations!
Star Finding Spotting Scope – Your Smartphone Navigates You to See the Moon, Stars, and Constellations!
Star Finding Telescope – Your Smartphone Navigates You to See the Moon, Stars, Constellations, and Planets!
Star Finding Deluxe Telescope – Your Smartphone Navigates You to See the Moon, Stars, Constellations, and Planets, including Jupiter’s Bands and Saturn’s Rings!
We hope you enjoy all these brand new updates -- happy stargazing!
3.1.2
2014-10-17
- Supports 64-bit devices for improved performance
- Supports Space Navigator™ binoculars, spotting scope, and telescopes.
- Bug fixes for iOS 8
- Supports Space Navigator™ binoculars, spotting scope, and telescopes.
- Bug fixes for iOS 8
3.1.1
2014-02-18
- Bug fixes
3.1.0
2014-01-31
- Now designed for iOS7
- Night mode with red or green filters
- Detailed information and pictures for selected objects (press the "i" button)
- Now includes planets, galaxies, and nebulae!
- Enhanced search view
- Quick access settings overlay to configure the scene.
- Beautiful Milky Way background from the ESO
- New Music
- Faster operation
- Night mode with red or green filters
- Detailed information and pictures for selected objects (press the "i" button)
- Now includes planets, galaxies, and nebulae!
- Enhanced search view
- Quick access settings overlay to configure the scene.
- Beautiful Milky Way background from the ESO
- New Music
- Faster operation
2.1.1
2013-03-07
• Smart app design, self-optimizes for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch
• Star visibility slider to increase or reduce the number of visible stars
• Increased render speed of 3D scene for a smoother look at the universe
If you like our new update, please leave us a good review! As always, please email us your suggestions, bugs, and feature requests to [email protected] – they are always appreciated. Happy stargazing!
• Star visibility slider to increase or reduce the number of visible stars
• Increased render speed of 3D scene for a smoother look at the universe
If you like our new update, please leave us a good review! As always, please email us your suggestions, bugs, and feature requests to [email protected] – they are always appreciated. Happy stargazing!
2.1.0
2012-10-26
✔ Smart app design, self-optimizes for iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, iPhone 5, iPad 2, iPad 3G, iPad 4G, iPad mini, and iPod touch
✔ iOS 6.0 support
✔ Star visibility slider to increase or reduce the number of visible stars
✔ Increased render speed of 3D scene for a smoother look at the universe
If you like our new update, please leave us a good review! As always, please email us your suggestions, bugs, and feature requests to [email protected] – they are always appreciated. Happy stargazing!
Terminal Eleven
✔ iOS 6.0 support
✔ Star visibility slider to increase or reduce the number of visible stars
✔ Increased render speed of 3D scene for a smoother look at the universe
If you like our new update, please leave us a good review! As always, please email us your suggestions, bugs, and feature requests to [email protected] – they are always appreciated. Happy stargazing!
Terminal Eleven
2.0.0
2012-09-05
Our BIGGEST update yet! Including a FREE universal update for all our current users bringing SkyView to the iPad for the first time.
✔ SkyView is now universal! Run it on your iPhone, iPod, iPad 2, and the New iPad
✔ Easily capture and share snapshots of the universe through Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and email
✔ Hundreds of new stars/deep sky objects added (thousands added to the premium version of SkyView)
✔ As you explore the skies, objects in your sights will be identified to you before tapping on them
✔ All new constellation artwork
✔ New 3D models for the International Space Station and Hubble Space Telescope
✔ Dramatically increased 3D graphics resolution
✔ Supports iOS Multitasking
✔ Added Launch Center Pro and Launch+ URL scheme support (skyviewexploretheuniverse://)
If you like our new update, please leave us a good review! As always, please email us your suggestions, bugs, and feature requests to [email protected] – they are always appreciated! Happy stargazing!
Terminal Eleven
✔ SkyView is now universal! Run it on your iPhone, iPod, iPad 2, and the New iPad
✔ Easily capture and share snapshots of the universe through Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and email
✔ Hundreds of new stars/deep sky objects added (thousands added to the premium version of SkyView)
✔ As you explore the skies, objects in your sights will be identified to you before tapping on them
✔ All new constellation artwork
✔ New 3D models for the International Space Station and Hubble Space Telescope
✔ Dramatically increased 3D graphics resolution
✔ Supports iOS Multitasking
✔ Added Launch Center Pro and Launch+ URL scheme support (skyviewexploretheuniverse://)
If you like our new update, please leave us a good review! As always, please email us your suggestions, bugs, and feature requests to [email protected] – they are always appreciated! Happy stargazing!
Terminal Eleven
1.3.1
2011-11-17
- iOS 5.0 updates
- Increased 3D object resolution for sharper graphics.
- Improved 3D graphics rendering performance.
- Increased heads up display resolution for a sharper display.
- Added the satellite Hubble Space Telescope with additional facts.
- Added the stars, VY Canis Majoris and Proxima Centauri.
- Added over 20,000 searchable cities based on heavy user demand.
- Enhanced city selection dialog for easier browsing.
- Added the World Magnetic Model for increased accuracy for locations around the world.
- Added a camera layer so that you can turn it off.
- Added a troubleshooting section in the settings.
- Added an index to the celestial object search dialog for easier browsing.
- Fixed spelling errors.
- Fixed many other small bugs you emailed us about.
For even MORE features look for our paid version, SkyView – Explore the Universe, in the paid section of Education!
If you like our new update, please leave us a good review! 5 Star reviews motivate us to continually release cool updates. As always, please email us your suggestions, bugs, and feature requests to [email protected] – they are always appreciated! Happy stargazing!
Terminal Eleven
- Increased 3D object resolution for sharper graphics.
- Improved 3D graphics rendering performance.
- Increased heads up display resolution for a sharper display.
- Added the satellite Hubble Space Telescope with additional facts.
- Added the stars, VY Canis Majoris and Proxima Centauri.
- Added over 20,000 searchable cities based on heavy user demand.
- Enhanced city selection dialog for easier browsing.
- Added the World Magnetic Model for increased accuracy for locations around the world.
- Added a camera layer so that you can turn it off.
- Added a troubleshooting section in the settings.
- Added an index to the celestial object search dialog for easier browsing.
- Fixed spelling errors.
- Fixed many other small bugs you emailed us about.
For even MORE features look for our paid version, SkyView – Explore the Universe, in the paid section of Education!
If you like our new update, please leave us a good review! 5 Star reviews motivate us to continually release cool updates. As always, please email us your suggestions, bugs, and feature requests to [email protected] – they are always appreciated! Happy stargazing!
Terminal Eleven
Cheat Codes for In-App Purchases
| Item | Price | iPhone/iPad | Android |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brightest Satellites & Sightings (View over 100 new satellites and be alerted to when they are viewable in the night sky with the new Sightings feature.) |
Free |
IG191593739✱✱✱✱✱ | 49F6425✱✱✱✱✱ |
| Stargazing Music Pack (5 new space themed songs to enjoy while you stargaze!) |
Free |
IG971875772✱✱✱✱✱ | E8DD96A✱✱✱✱✱ |
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Ratings
4.6 out of 5
16.5K Ratings
Reviews
killerclown101,
One of the main reasons I use my phone
I have used this app for a couple years now, and I cannot say that there is an app I have used for the same amount of time that has brought me more joy, excitement, and satisfaction than this one. It allows my never ending curiosity to be aided in a way that leads to discovery. Which I think is absolutely awesome. I would call myself an amateur astrophotographer, and this app helps me out a bunch. It is also really helpful to be reading a section of the textbook for my current astronomy class, and be able to whip this app out and find what star or galaxy we are talking about.
I do wish it would give you a better look into the future, being able to project where certain stars, galaxies, or nebulae will be in a larger scope of time. I am practicing taking shots of the heart of the milkyway, but I still have about a month or two until it will be near that time where I live. I'd like to be able to plan a bit more for my shots, so I end up on safari searching for the right info to help me out. I feel that would be a modest addition to the app.
I do wish it would give you a better look into the future, being able to project where certain stars, galaxies, or nebulae will be in a larger scope of time. I am practicing taking shots of the heart of the milkyway, but I still have about a month or two until it will be near that time where I live. I'd like to be able to plan a bit more for my shots, so I end up on safari searching for the right info to help me out. I feel that would be a modest addition to the app.
pbliss09,
Super great but needs Better handling and music for free
I personally think this is a great app! It works, it’s mostly free ( some things like music isn’t).1. It’s hard to control the screen I have turn around or to the side if I want to try and find planets. But I can’t seem to find Earth. I would like to be able to see meteor showers, comets, and other things but sadly I can’t. I thought it would allow you to go outside and actually see the stars. on the screen I can but I can see them outside but I feel like because when I’m inside it’s not real because I’m INSIDE not OUTSIDE. 2. U should add actual music with singing, I think it would be more fun to listen to like build me up buttercup (the foundations). Or my girl (the temptations) walking on sunshine, ain’t no mountain high enough, Dolly Parton songs, etc. and it should be FREE during these hard times most people can’t afford paying additional fees or just once. They have to pay bills, or take care of their family. But overall it’s a great app so I will still give it 5 stars sorry for the long review lol
honey bee 🐝🍯,
SkyView Lite!
So some people are confused about how there are constellations on objects and/or pointing on the ground. The earth is round, and you are not the only person that can see stars, the stars are all around you but you can’t see them because you are in a different place. You also might see a star/planet above you’re head, then right next to you, that is because earth is rotating and planets are also moving. The app is not fake, the constellations are in the right spot, some starts might be too dim, or light are too bright. You also can’t have any interference with magnets or you’re compass might not work. If you want to check if it’s real or working, then look in the sky (without the app) and find a constellation within the app. I’ve had zero problems with this app, and everything seems to be right, you might need to update it to find more stars. I 100% recommend SkyView Lite! (Also the Big Dipper is in a bear constellation)
Ali.P.S.,
Explore your surroundings!
I love being able to open this app whenever I see a star or constellation that I want to know more about or become familiar with. I’ve used this app on and off for a few years now but in the last few months with so much more dark time in the northern hemisphere, I have used it almost daily. I like to quiz myself and the app helps me grade my responses. I also use it to teach my two year old about the wonders in the night sky. We love it! Her favorite star: Vega. My favorite star(s): The winter triangle; Sirius, Betelgeuse, and Procyon. I love the option to display or hide constellation lines or artwork, and love that I can either show or hide the actual surroundings that my camera can see.
This app is great, I highly recommend it. There’s almost nothing I would change about it except maybe if there was a way to add a link in the facts area of a selected object to either the Wikipedia page or some other information source for further knowledge exploration.
This app is great, I highly recommend it. There’s almost nothing I would change about it except maybe if there was a way to add a link in the facts area of a selected object to either the Wikipedia page or some other information source for further knowledge exploration.
horatio's hamlet,
Feeling starry eyed might cry a little
My family had just made the move from the densely crowded and sky polluted New York City (or Yonkers, the unofficial sixth borough) to New Mexico, a state that proudly wears the title of official Night Sky sanctuary and is optimal for constellation viewing due to the low population density and high elevation. I’m not going to lie, when my daughter pointed out the Big Dipper (or Ursa Major) I got a tad emotional. I downloaded the app to confirm our suspicions and were both pleasantly surprised to make out the Little Dipper only a little ways from his bigger friend. We never knew the two bears were so close to one another. Star gazing really does make for a humbling experience and I’m glad this app was able to help us navigate the starry night sky. My parents marveled at the accuracy of the gps. My 11 year old daughter was also able to find her zodiac sign, Leo, and I think this helped fuel a genuine interest in the cosmos. ✨💖
Brickolsand,
Virtual Reality
I love this app. I really have found it useful in many different time during the beginning of my curiosity into astronomy began. For example, this app has allowed me to locate Saturn and view the planet with the rings right through my backyard telescope On multiple occasions. This app allows for an immersive and breathtaking experience, on an encounter with the stars. However, I do believe the app is lacking a fundamental component that, in 2017, it should already have. I believe this app should have virtual reality integrated into its game face. In order to allow users to obtain a more integrated, breathtaking, and interactive view with the stars. It sometimes seems as well, that be in large constellations often block the view of any stars, I suggest setting that can rid of the constellation tracing. Finally, do you speak on any specifics. I would suggest an option to change the music tomorrow relaxing and euphoric socks. Other than that the app is wonderful and has been used by myself another friends for months.
Barbiebee24,
Directionally challenged.
As cool as this app is, the compass seemed to be pointing in the opposite direction. I was at the beach when I was trying this out and it kept telling me I was facing west when the beach that I was at is facing east. They need to fix this.
Then I wrote this observation above, this was quite sometime ago (2+years) and the app stopped working completely for me while I had my iPhone 6s Plus. It was always showing the same constellation at the same location, so basically it was frozen and despite me restarting my phone or even redownloading the app again and then shutting off my phone, it still was frozen.
Now that I just got a much needed new iPhone and was going through the apps I don’t need and came across this one I haven’t touched in ages and downloaded it and it works fine. So I’m assuming that this app is no longer compatible with older iPhones which is a shame app developers do this since it forces people to get a new phone if enough of their apps don’t work on their phone. Maybe not particularly this app since it’s not a necessity, but there are others out there that are and do this.
Then I wrote this observation above, this was quite sometime ago (2+years) and the app stopped working completely for me while I had my iPhone 6s Plus. It was always showing the same constellation at the same location, so basically it was frozen and despite me restarting my phone or even redownloading the app again and then shutting off my phone, it still was frozen.
Now that I just got a much needed new iPhone and was going through the apps I don’t need and came across this one I haven’t touched in ages and downloaded it and it works fine. So I’m assuming that this app is no longer compatible with older iPhones which is a shame app developers do this since it forces people to get a new phone if enough of their apps don’t work on their phone. Maybe not particularly this app since it’s not a necessity, but there are others out there that are and do this.
tigger0401,
Best Solar System Guide Ever!
Hello. I’d like to share with you a story that just proves this app is the best solar system guide ever.
It was a really late night during the summer of 2018. My sister, my mom, my dad and I were catching fire flies. I thought I saw the North Star, but SkyView Lite showed it was Venus in front of my house! Then next to it, I saw Jupiter, the moon, and Mars! And the app is completely free!
This app never shows adds. With most solar system apps, it shows you what you are pointing the camera at (like if you pointed your camera at your patio, you would see your patio), or apps might show you a fake sky (like if it was in the middle of the day, it would show the sunset), but this app has a setting that you can see the pitch black starry sky in space! This app does not need WiFi, and you can use it all day, every day! Any time, any place, as long as you have your device.
I hope this was a helpful review.
It was a really late night during the summer of 2018. My sister, my mom, my dad and I were catching fire flies. I thought I saw the North Star, but SkyView Lite showed it was Venus in front of my house! Then next to it, I saw Jupiter, the moon, and Mars! And the app is completely free!
This app never shows adds. With most solar system apps, it shows you what you are pointing the camera at (like if you pointed your camera at your patio, you would see your patio), or apps might show you a fake sky (like if it was in the middle of the day, it would show the sunset), but this app has a setting that you can see the pitch black starry sky in space! This app does not need WiFi, and you can use it all day, every day! Any time, any place, as long as you have your device.
I hope this was a helpful review.
Scatmandylan,
Great performance for free app
SkyView Lite is stellar. It provides an augmented reality that shows planets of our solar system, the famous constellations (Orion, Ursa Minor and Major, Virgo, Libra, etc.), the Hubble telescope, the ISS, and many other stars. The stars and planets each have a charted course in reference to the Earth’s rotation and time. When a star or planet or object is tapped, it provides general information about the tapped object and can be expanded upon with an upward swipe, with a detailed picture and detailed information. Although these pictures aren’t 3D renderings that you can turn and observe, as is the case with many other apps. Aside from that, only the main solar system’s planets are shown, as well as only “important” stars. This is okay, however, because if all the stars were to be shown, then the screen would show nothing but. This app is certainly a great performing app, especially for one that is free.
thepicpro,
Good, some reviews may not be true.
This is the best app! It has most stars, all planets, and most galaxies and etc., though some may need to be purchased (I just got it so I dunno.) Some people say that it’s fake because they can see through objects, but it uses a built in compass in your device. Make sure that you don’t have a case with magnets or a magnet literally touching the device, or it will freak out. If lights make it hard to see, block the camera and it’ll be fine. Overall, I’d very highly recommend it, and (this is a little add) if any readers reading this play Roblox, go to settings on Roblox, then go to groups, then search “TrainsHains” in groups. I have several groups that may be recommended, and if anyone has builder’s club join the Alan Jackson group so I can give it to u because I switched from country music to alternative. So about the app, I’d say ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (five stars) and a 👍🏻
