Planet Finder 6.23

Planet Finder is a comprehensive astronomy app that offers a convenient way to navigate and explore the wonders of the night sky. With its user-friendly interface, this app is perfect for both casual stargazers and avid astronomers.

In the free version, users will have access to a range of features including:

• An astronomy compass that displays the positions of various celestial bodies such as planets, the Sun, the Moon, and even Pluto.
• Astronomy compass showing the 10 brightest stars as well as the 10 closest stars.
• Real-time information about planets and stars to keep you up-to-date on astronomical events.
• A player interface that allows you to check historical and future positions of celestial bodies.
• A visually stunning 3D display of key celestial objects like the Sun, Mercury, Venus, Earth, Moon, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto.
• 3D representation of most satellites in our Solar System.

In the premium version, users will gain access to even more advanced features for a richer astronomical experience:

• A planetarium feature that enables you to view planets, stars, constellations, galaxies, and other celestial bodies through your device.
• An augmented reality planetarium view that allows you to see celestial bodies using your device's camera lens.
• A solar system simulator that provides a realistic representation of our solar system's scale and allows you to explore your orientation within it.
• MySky feature which includes 10 customizable celestial bodies that are displayed in both the planetarium view and astronomy compass view.

Using Planet Finder couldn't be simpler! Once you launch the application, you'll immediately have a comprehensive overview of the surrounding planets. The app's geocentric orientation places you in the center of the screen, with the planets displayed around you. If a celestial body is visible, it will be shown above the compass ring and highlighted. Conversely, if it is below the compass ring, towards the center of the Earth, it will be shadowed and beyond your current horizon. These same principles apply to all other types of celestial bodies.