Astroutils

Detailed App Info:

Last Changed:Time: some time ago
Current Version:Version: 1.0
Device Type:Device: iPhone Ready
Category:Category: Utilities
iTunes Seller:Seller: Phoenix Sistemi & Automazione Phoenix Sistemi & Automazione sagl
Download Size:App Size: 2.52 MB

Application Description

Astroutils is a powerful yet simple utility that can calculate:

- daily ephemerides: Sun equatorial coordinates, Sun rise and Sun set, Carringhton rotation number, Moon equatorial coordinates, Moon rise and Moon set, Moon distance to Earth, Moon age, Moon phase and P.A.B.L.;

- times: julian date, day of year, universal time (UT), Greenwich sidereal time (GST), local sidereal time (LST);

- major planets ephemerides: equatorial and horizontal coordinates, hour angle, rise and set, elongation, phase and phase angle, angular size, apparent magnitude, distance to Earth, runtime of light, distance to Sun;

- main characteristics of binoculars and telescopes.

Astroutils is made by astrophiles for astrophiles.

Requirements

Your mobile device must have at least 2.52 MB of space to download and install Astroutils app. Astroutils is available on iTunes for $0.00

If you have any problems with installation or in-app purchase, found bugs, questions, comments about this application, you can visit the official website of Phoenix Sistemi & Automazione Phoenix Sistemi & Automazione sagl at http://www.phoenixsea.ch/Astroutils.htm.

Copyright © 2014 - Phoenix Sistemi & Automazione sagl

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Jun 02FreeNew App
New in 1.1

Despite their size, the major planets of the solar systems, Jupiter and Saturn, are interesting objects to observe.

Jupiter has 4 bright satellites (Io, Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto) that can be viewed with just a binocular.
Saturn is famous for its magnificent ring, visible with a small telescope.

Now Astroutils can make a graphical rendering of the actual position of the satellites of Jupiter and the ring of Saturn, so that you can easily know how they will appear in your instrument.
May 25FreeNew App
New in 1.1

Despite their size, the major planets of the solar systems, Jupiter and Saturn, are interesting objects to observe.

Jupiter has 4 bright satellites (Io, Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto) that can be viewed with just a binocular.
Saturn is famous for its magnificent ring, visible with a small telescope.

Now Astroutils can make a graphical rendering of the actual position of the satellites of Jupiter and the ring of Saturn, so that you can easily know how they will appear in your instrument.
May 18FreeNew App
New in 1.1

Despite their size, the major planets of the solar systems, Jupiter and Saturn, are interesting objects to observe.

Jupiter has 4 bright satellites (Io, Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto) that can be viewed with just a binocular.
Saturn is famous for its magnificent ring, visible with a small telescope.

Now Astroutils can make a graphical rendering of the actual position of the satellites of Jupiter and the ring of Saturn, so that you can easily know how they will appear in your instrument.
May 11FreeNew App
New in 1.1

Despite their size, the major planets of the solar systems, Jupiter and Saturn, are interesting objects to observe.

Jupiter has 4 bright satellites (Io, Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto) that can be viewed with just a binocular.
Saturn is famous for its magnificent ring, visible with a small telescope.

Now Astroutils can make a graphical rendering of the actual position of the satellites of Jupiter and the ring of Saturn, so that you can easily know how they will appear in your instrument.
May 04FreeNew App
New in 1.1

Despite their size, the major planets of the solar systems, Jupiter and Saturn, are interesting objects to observe.

Jupiter has 4 bright satellites (Io, Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto) that can be viewed with just a binocular.
Saturn is famous for its magnificent ring, visible with a small telescope.

Now Astroutils can make a graphical rendering of the actual position of the satellites of Jupiter and the ring of Saturn, so that you can easily know how they will appear in your instrument.
Apr 27FreeNew App
Apr 20FreeNew App

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