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About Sky Today: Star Map & Moon
Sky Today shows you what is in the sky right now, above where you stand. Point your phone up and every star, constellation and planet is named. Turn it down and see what is below the horizon, under your feet.
LIVE SKY MAP
• 5,000 stars, all 88 constellations, the Milky Way, the Sun, the Moon in its real phase and all seven planets
• Follows your phone as you move it, or drag and pinch
• Camera view: the sky map drawn over your camera, so you can match it with the real sky
• Tap anything for its height, direction, brightness, rise and set times
• Search for a planet, star or constellation and an arrow shows you where to turn
• Step an hour or a day, or play a time-lapse to watch the sky turn
• Red night-vision mode that keeps your eyes adapted to the dark
SPACE STATIONS
• The ISS, China's Tiangong station and the Hubble telescope, live in the sky map with their path for the next minutes
• Every pass over your location for the next five days, with the ones you can actually see marked
• An alert 5 minutes before a visible pass
SUN AND LIGHT
• Sunrise, sunset, solar noon, day length and the Sun's path through the day
• Morning and evening golden hour and blue hour, for photographers
• An alert 15 minutes before golden hour
MOON
• Today's phase, how much is lit, moonrise and moonset
• Next full and new moon, and the Vietnamese lunar date (Âm lịch)
TONIGHT
• A stargazing score from the hours of true darkness and the Moon
• The planets you can see tonight, with the best time to look
SKY CALENDAR
• Moon phases, equinoxes and solstices, meteor-shower peaks and Tết for the coming months
WIDGETS
• Moon phase, lunar date, sunrise, sunset and golden hour on your Home Screen and Lock Screen
Positions are computed on your phone from established astronomical models and checked against NASA JPL's ephemerides. Orbits come from CelesTrak. No account; your location never leaves your phone. Sky Today is free and supported by a small banner on the Today and Calendar tabs. It is never shown over the sky map.
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