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About Star Map

Ever wondered how far from Earth are the stars you see in the night sky? Or how far or close they are to each other? Now you can visualize those distances in 3D with a star map divided into 10 parsec sectors (cubes) or 32.62 light years, for an easier observation. Sector (0 ,0 ,0) is our home sector and Sol is the Solar System.

Take a thrilling ride through space and visit strange new alien star systems and black holes in 3D.

Features

★ Over 248.000 stars in the database from the European Space Agency's Hipparcos mission, the Gliese catalogue and parts of the ASCC - All Sky Compiled Catalogue
★ 3D representations of all stars (green stars = unknown spectrum)
★ 14 black holes in binary systems
★ Search for stars by constellation, name, catalog or star type (color)
★ Star radius comparison with our own Sun
★ Detailed information on every star including its catalog designations, the system type (binary, ternary, quaternary system and so on), distance from the Sun and star radius

Explore space and get a little closer to our wonderful universe with this awesome astronomy app!
This interactive 3D map is excellent for teachers to use for instruction, and it is a great resource for students to explore the Milky Way galaxy and space as they learn more about the universe we live in.

Find out how far from Earth are some of the more famous stars out there:
★ Sirius, the Dog Star
★ Polaris, the North Star
★ Castor, a 6-star system
★ Aldebaran, Betelgeuse, Rigel, Vega, Eta Carinae, Canopus, Alpha Centauri, Epsilon Eridani, Tau Ceti and thousands more!

Compare the radius of stars with our own Sun and find out which are the biggest and smallest stars out there. Can you encounter a sun-like star?

An internet connection is necessary to access the online stellar database as well as the wiki information.

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Frequently Asked Questions(FAQ)

How can I visualize the distances between stars in the night sky?

You can visualize the distances in 3D using a star map divided into 10 parsec sectors or 32.62 light years for easier observation.

What can I explore in this astronomy app?

You can explore strange new alien star systems, black holes in 3D, and over 248,000 stars in the database.

What features does this app offer?

The app offers 3D representations of stars, 14 black holes in binary systems, the ability to search for stars by various criteria, and detailed information on every star including catalog designations, system type, distance from the Sun, and star radius.

Is this app useful for teachers and students?

Yes, this interactive 3D map is excellent for teachers to use for instruction and it provides a great resource for students to explore the Milky Way galaxy and space.

Which famous stars can I find out the distance from Earth?

You can find out the distance from Earth to stars like Sirius, the Dog Star; Polaris, the North Star; Castor, a 6-star system; Aldebaran, Betelgeuse, Rigel, Vega, Eta Carinae, Canopus, Alpha Centauri, Epsilon Eridani, Tau Ceti, and many more.

Can I compare the radius of stars with our Sun?

Yes, you can compare the radius of stars with our own Sun and find out which are the biggest and smallest stars out there.

Is an internet connection necessary to use this app?

Yes, an internet connection is necessary to access the online stellar database as well as the wiki information.
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Incredible It is very cool to look at our neigbouring stars in the 3rd person. It really puts it into perspective the size of the universe.
Jear Desus
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I like very much
Swetr Singh Singh
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This is the best star maps I have downloaded by far.The stars are in sectors where they are from each other in our Milky way galaxy. It feels like you are traveling in space in your starship.A GREAT APP!🌠🌠...
Daniel Wolf
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a miniature of 3D Galaxy, I have the parent
Chandra Sekhar Giri
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Good app I real like this app
OMG Hi
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Great
James Beaus