Astrology Guide iPad version

Sky Guide iPad version (Sky Guide) is a star observation tool. With the Sky Guide iPad version, you can fill in the blanks and it will automatically find stars and constellations, planets, satellites, meteors, and even the Big Dipper. Hehe Hee~~~ The iPad version of Star Guide (Sky Guide) can help people get a good understanding of the stars in the sky. Among the countless stars in the night sky, do you know which ones are the Big Dipper? You only need to point the iPad version of the astrology guide at the target constellation, and it will analyze it for you. Additional Features Soundscape: Designed by award-winning composer Mat Jarvis. The sound a star makes depends on its temperature and size. Time-lapse effect: See star trails as you move quickly through time (only supported on devices with A7 processors and higher). Filters: Use X-rays to scan the sky and explore wonders invisible to the naked eye.​ ​ Red Night Mode: Protect your vision in the dark. Changelog The iOS 8 widget now adds at-a-glance highlights to the Today section of your Notification Center, including sun, moon, and planet rise and set times, as well as a day/night timeline and altitude map. It will also list any meteor showers and lunar eclipses. Just swipe to get detailed information. Dramatically improved clarity with 2x increased view clarity and 50% greater zoom depth. improve! Iridium Flash These incredibly bright satellites are easily visible even in the most light-polluted cities. If you have satellite in-app purchases, you can find upcoming satellites listed in Search Satellites Iridium. Notifications Get notifications about meteor showers, eclipses, comets and more! No more worrying about missing special astronomical events. Sorting Tab You can now rearrange your celestial object list according to useful sorting such as brightness, alphabetical order, and visibility.       Collections     Quickly save or retrieve your personal selections. Celestial objects can be added to favorites from the search view (swipe left on an item to reveal shortcuts) or from any article view (the favorites button in the bottom navigation bar). Satellite Alerts Is there a special satellite passing by that you don’t want to miss? Reminders can be scheduled from any Pass sorted view (swipe left on a listed pass). Dwarf Planets and Asteroids We’ve added some of the smallest planets and largest asteroids in the solar system. Comet Ryumov-Gerasimenko We’ve added an exciting target from the European Space Agency’s Rosetta mission. Improved accuracy The Earth is like a top, with its axis slowly swinging in different directions. Sky Guide now fully supports an effect called precession, and we've extended the date range to +/−10000 years. See for yourself... Polaris wasn't always the northern star!​ ​​Light Pollution ​Using two-finger, up and down gestures, you can now change starlight intensity and sky color to better match the view to the city.​ ​ User interface and performance improvements ​ New fonts, icons and search view layout. ​​Bug and typo fixes + translation corrections