Live Reviews:
⭐️4.5 / 5
Rating
🙌797
Ratings
📼5 scs
Content
📦w/o updates
Updates frequency
🗣❌ unsupported
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All Versions of Planets

5.0

August 14, 2019

Entire screen now used on iPhone X and up Updates for iOS 12

4.0

January 16, 2016

Smoother motion tracking Location requested only while using app Improved iPad user interface using popovers Entire screen now used on iPhone 5 and up Updates for iOS 8 and iOS 9
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3.4

March 29, 2013

• Sky 3D: improved motion tracking on iOS 5 and up • Added Jupiter moons discovered since 2010
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3.3

October 25, 2012

• Sky 3D: Gamma spectrum added • Globe: 2x resolution for Mars and Venus • Landscape rotation on iPhone & iPod touch
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3.2

January 27, 2012

New online options (for English language users): • Visibility: Wikipedia link in planet details • Options: watch Planets video tutorial • Options: write review link Planets Video Tutorial also accessible at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YmYvC6T4FmY
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3.1

October 10, 2011

iOS 5.0 updates Japanese language corrections

3.0

March 23, 2011

• Sky 3D: virtual reality using compass & gyroscope • Sky 2D: auto flip East/West when held overhead • Retina display support • iOS 4.x multitasking support • Improved startup time and reduced memory use • User interface improvements including new icons • Japanese language support
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2.0

April 1, 2010

• iPad compatibility

1.7

January 22, 2010

Enhancements in version 1.7: • sky 3D shows view across EM spectrum • globe rotates automatically • equal grid lines for 2D and 3D • improved globe day/night accuracy • update time after wake from sleep • display default image on startup
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1.6

December 17, 2009

Enhancements in version 1.6: • "Sky 3D" planetarium view • globe view 2x resolution for Earth/Moon on 3GS • updated moons for Jupiter/Saturn • periodic update when auto date/time enabled
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Price History of Planets

Description of Planets

3D guide to the solar system for aspiring astronomers Over 10 million downloads! • Sky 2D: locate planets with flat view of sky • Sky 3D: planetarium style view of the sky • Visibility: shows times when planets are visible • Globe: rotating 3D globe of planets and moon

Planets: FAQ

Can Planets be used on an iPad?

Yes, Planets is optimized for iPad devices.
The Planets app was developed by Dana Peters.
The minimum iOS version for the Planets app is 11.0.
Users have overwhelmingly positive things to say about Planets, as evidenced by its stellar rating of 4.5 out of 5.
The App Category Of The Planets App Is Utilities.
The current version of Planets is 5.0.
The latest update for Planets was released on July 3, 2024.
The app was initially released on February 5, 2023.
Designed for children, contains no adult material.
Currently, the Planets app supports the following languages: Dutch, English, French and 8 more.
No, Planets is not on Apple Arcade.
No, Planets does not feature in-app purchases for users.
No, Planets does not offer compatibility with Apple Vision Pro.

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Reviews of Planets

  • Amazing visibility!

    This app is glorious, it shows you exactly where everything is from the sun to the moon. The constellations, planets, everything! With this app, I finally got to see where my zodiac constellation is, and what it looks like! I especially love the globe feature, so that you can see what parts of the world are in daytime, and nighttime! I am definitely recommending this to my family, and my cousins who love astronomy/space!
  • Wonderfully surprised

    I don’t know what I was expecting but this is way above anything I could’ve thought. I definitely would recommend it for anyone who is just as obsessed with space as I am!
    ⭐️☄️✨🌌🔭🌃🌙
  • Overall good app

    It’s a good app if you have a telescope or you just want to see what you are looking at in the sky, the only problem is if you have a telescope, it will not show Uranus or Neptune, if you don’t have a telescope though, that won’t matter because you can’t even see them with the naked eye.