
Sam Hain
Question: why are some constellations... different? Aquila is half of the bird, and the outline is not as it's been drawn for a long time. Very etrange. I also wish I could regenerate the on-load pop-up notifications. accidentally clicked past one about previewing an eclipse and now I'm sad. 2026-08-12 huge celestial event night incl. lunar eclipse! /// Otherwise-great app, love it and it's damn accurate. I've taken very high res photos looking for specific stars and things are exactly in place.
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Sky Map Devs
August 13, 2026
Thanks for the incredibly kind words on accuracy — that's exactly what we aim for! We're revisiting the constellation lines (including Aquila) in v2. For the eclipse notification, the What's New text is in Help, and you can rerun the tutorial from the menu to see it again.

Nick Levi
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Very effective and useful views of the celestial bodies. Especialy like the transparent earth views allowing viewing of sky below the horizons. I'd give the app a rare five stars if could make the fonts on the map larger for my aging eyes. Thanks for your reply. I found the setting...great! Heres the extra star (hah hah, not enough stars in the universe? :-) )
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Sky Map Devs
June 15, 2026
Thanks Nick! Clearly I need to make the typeface in the settings bigger!

Matas Laužikas
Been using this app for probably 10 years at this point, both for stargazing and for amateur astronomy, it is amazing! It's sky map, you get the map of the sky without any bs (which cannot be said about other apps of similar nature on this platform). This is simply the best choice imo. Really enjoy the time travel function and it's crazy that it's still getting relevant updates which make it even more fun to use, e.g. clicking on an object to get its description. Thanks to the amazing dev team!
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Sky Map Devs
July 26, 2026
Matas, thank you for 10 years with Sky Map! It means a lot to hear it's still your go-to for stargazing and amateur astronomy. Glad the time travel feature and object info cards are keeping things fresh — more updates on the way!