AstroSurf
by Cosmic Creations LLC
A pocket planetarium. Explore over 5500 James Webb, Hubble, and other images.
| App Name | AstroSurf |
|---|---|
| Developer | Cosmic Creations LLC |
| Category | Education |
| Download Size | 23 MB |
| Latest Version | 0.3.33 |
| Average Rating | 5.00 |
| Rating Count | 8 |
| Google Play | Download |
| AppBrain | Download AstroSurf Android app |
A huge repository of astronomy imagery from James Webb, Hubble, Spitzer, and other Earth and Space-based telescopes with regular updates so you always have access to the latest imagery being released and published. View the sky with 44 different backgrounds in various wavelengths like x-ray, infrared, gamma, and microwave. You will be able to pan the night sky and see details about over 5500 high-resolution images.
You can surf to the edge of the known universe and interact with the cosmic web.
You can explore the surface of all the planets, our moon, and even see the asteroids and minor planets and their positions.
View the surface of Jupiter's 4 largest moons.
View the current moon phase, it's distance, and the next full and new moon times.
You can even see the latest NASA videos of the surface of our star (the sun) in 6 wavelengths.
AstroSurf is built from the core technology used in the famed WorldWide Telescope windows application. The developer who made that project into a web application has now created a user-friendly mobile application (AstroSurf).
Recent changes:
AstroSurf now has a new web home at astrosurf.app. Updated image categories, faster performance, and enhanced launcher. We just refreshed imagery from Spitzer, Chandra, and NOIRLab. This version introduces a new full-spectrum background chooser experience.
You can surf to the edge of the known universe and interact with the cosmic web.
You can explore the surface of all the planets, our moon, and even see the asteroids and minor planets and their positions.
View the surface of Jupiter's 4 largest moons.
View the current moon phase, it's distance, and the next full and new moon times.
You can even see the latest NASA videos of the surface of our star (the sun) in 6 wavelengths.
AstroSurf is built from the core technology used in the famed WorldWide Telescope windows application. The developer who made that project into a web application has now created a user-friendly mobile application (AstroSurf).
Recent changes:
AstroSurf now has a new web home at astrosurf.app. Updated image categories, faster performance, and enhanced launcher. We just refreshed imagery from Spitzer, Chandra, and NOIRLab. This version introduces a new full-spectrum background chooser experience.
