Starry Map

ARYamaNavi

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About this app

Let's observe the Comet C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan-ATLAS)!

Start the app and point your device in the direction of the night sky, and the name of the star will be shown.

- Features
88 constellations
All solar system planets
Hipparcos Catalogue nearly 120,000 stars
Over 100 Messier objects
Over 3000 Satellites
Over 300 Comets
Dwarf planets and Asteroids
Johannes Hevelius constellation images
Meteor Shower
Asterisms (Winter, Spring, Summer Triangle, Big Dipper, and Milk Dipper)
Satellite notifications

- Notify you when the International Space Station or Hubble Space Telescope is approaching.

- You can see the starry sky even when you are not connected to the internet. You can see it even during the day.

- If you specify a location on the map, the starry sky that can be seen from the specified location will be displayed.

- Swipe the screen to see the starry sky from any direction.

Ratings and reviews

The transparency slide doesn't work at all, so it's not AR, as it doesn't overlay the camera view. The display units button in the settings lists the options for the satellite display choices. The navigation is extremely unusable as it jerks all over the place when the GPS orientation is on. Also to do with the gps is the app fails to orient to the correct direction that you're pointing the camera.

I think it works well enough. The interface is a little tricky but manageable. It's a good app.

EDIT: 4 weeks later and same issue, rendering the app useless. Downgraded to 1 star and uninstalled. ORIG: Potential to be good... but why is it showing the sun in the middle of the sky at 6pm? There should be a 'zeroing' feature if the app can't do it automatically. Otherwise, you might as well look at pictures on a page. Pls try and fix this (or tell me what I'm doing wrong).

What's new

Fixed a problem with the translation of celestial names.
Fixed a bug that crashed immediately after launching on some devices.
Fixed other minor issues.