AKURAT.CO Astronomy or also known as stellar science is a branch of natural science that studies celestial bodies (such as stars, planets, comets, etc.) and natural phenomena that occur outside the Earth’s atmosphere (such as cosmic background radiation). For those of you who are interested in astronomy, of course, you will often read astronomy books or visit the planetarium to see and do observations towards the sky.
Actually, for those of you who want to learn or like the world of astronomy, you can use the application, you know, to support your favorite. There are many astronomy applications that you can easily find and download on your phone. So, what astronomy applications can you use? Come on, see the list of applications below.
1. NASA
Talking about astronomy is certainly synonymous with NASA. NASA also has an official app for android. Through this application you can find videos, pictures, mission information, the latest news, to stream NASA TV. There are many interesting features that you can use to increase your knowledge and insight about the world of astronomy through the NASA application.
2. Sky Map
As the name implies, Sky Map will make it easier for those of you who want to know and see the sky map. You can see everything in the sky in real time. Select what category of objects you want to display. Then you can set whether you want the object to appear automatically (moves when you point or move the phone) or manually (requires you to navigate in order to move). This application is also equipped with a time travel feature. Where we try to explore the position of the constellations on a certain date or time.
3. Stellarium Mobile – Star Map
Stellarium Mobile is a virtual planetarium that has various features. You can observe stars, planets, satellites, and constellations in real time. Through the Stellarium application you can explore a collection of stars, nebulae, galaxies, star clusters, and other celestial objects. Including tracking artificial satellites and the International Space Station.
4. Star Chart
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