Star Gazer+

Lovely app that really does what it advertises. If you are looking for something to keep you busy and at they same time learn from, this app is perfect! I have absolutely no idea how they do it, but just point your phone up the sky and move it around to identify Stars, planets, satellites constellations and other awesome things. While previously, you could only analyze constellations with charts, maps, telescopes or pay a visit to the nearest planetarium today you can use this mobile app to uncover a vast amount of information about what’s happening overhead at any given time! Simply amazing how far along the technology has come. Not only can you do that with this app, but you also get daily updated astronomy news to keep you updated what’s going on in our wonderful universe. Definitely a must have.

What a deal? I mean: what?!? A?!?! DEAL?!?!?!? My cattle in the fields of south Texas used to eat up all the pastures. Now, they’re all Star Grazers, eating stardust and leaving my pastures as green as the split pea soup that auntie Maye makes every autumn. Additionally, I like to gaze at the cosmos through this application while my cows eat their new “cuisine!” I hope everyone finds this as intuitive and easy to learn as I did. It has made cattle ranching a streamlined joy. Not a cumbersome job.

Until you get to the pay wall, found out through another review to proceed is hidden by choosing the “restore” option. Then I got going through the app and enabled satellites, well Tiengong 1 scrolled across the screen. Which is funny because it came back in 2018. So how up to date it is, who knows, but that’s the 2 issues, 2 stars it lost.

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Nice views if the stars if you can open the app. Brought me to a page where I had to agree to $10 per week to access sky view. Joke!! Then I closed and went back into the app and stuck in a loop to re-purchase in order to view sky again but kept saying I’d already purchased. Figure it out developers.

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My husband wanted to know what star and moon we were looking at driving home so I just got the free trial and tried the app. It took me a minute or two to figure out it’s not very useful. Yes, you point it at the sky (even from inside) and it tells you what you’re pointing toward but it’s confusing. We couldn’t see on the screen the specific ones were seeing with our eyes. I immediately canceled the subscription.