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Starry Night 8 supports all telescopes that are supported by Ascom. Plus, connect SkyFi 3 with Starry Night too.
Brilliantly realistic, but designed for anyone with an interest in the night sky, Starry Night Backyard lets novice space explorers instantly launch themselves into the fascinating world of astronomy right from their desktops, with or without a telescope.
Starry Night Pro Plus 7 makes it easier than ever to access professional grade features and databases, and control your telescope. Engineered for precision, designed for research, and continually evolving for the astronomer who expects the very best in-class planetarium experience.
Identify and locate planets as they change positions during the year. Learn the popular names of star patterns like "The Big Dipper." Print out customized star charts to take outside with you. Travel 3,200 years through time to see what the stars looked like on any night from 200 BC to 3000 AD.
A guided introduction to Starry Night. A quick tour; The Keys to the cosmic clockwork; Signposts in the sky; Explore ancient lunar craters; Find all the planets; Your virtual telescope; Catch a comet after sunset; Follow an asteroid; Zoom in on deep space objects; Prepare for celestial events; Share the view; Travel back in time; Forecast the ...
This is Starry Night, a powerful planetarium on your desktop; a perfectly clear sky 365 nights a year. Daylight or clouds? No problem! Starry Night is your tour guide, your personal navigator for journeys through the wonders of the heavens.
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New in Version 8. Data Backup and Cloud Sync. Improved DeepSky Database. Improved Telescope Control. Audio Descriptions. Sky Calendar. Maps & Location Services. Open Astronomy Log. Interactive Live SkyGuide.
The Get Info Window. This feature is a simple yet powerful way to get information about the various objects and constellations in our sky. To use it, select a planet, Messier object, Deep Sky object, comet, or constellation by using the Selection tool or the Constellation tool. Then select Get Info from the Edit menu, or use the Contextual ...