88 constellations

88 constellations

by Vladimir Vascak

1 ratings
1 review
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 22, 2014
  • June 28, 2026

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Explore the night sky and identify celestial objects like stars, planets, and constellations. Set the sky to any position and time to learn about the universe.

Identify stars and planets
View constellations
Set sky position and time
Interactive sky map
Educational astronomy tool
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What's New in 88 constellations

1.9

June 28, 2026

New language versions

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Simple yet a skilled developer with an eye for aesthetics.
If I taught a classroom, I would favour this for teaching .

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FAQ

What celestial objects can I identify with 88 constellations?

88 constellations allows you to identify stars, planets, and constellations. You can set the sky to any position and time to explore these objects.

What devices does 88 constellations support?

Currently, 88 constellations is supported on iPads. Future updates may expand compatibility to other devices.

Is 88 constellations suitable for children?

Yes, 88 constellations has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for young learners interested in space and astronomy.

How often is 88 constellations updated?

The app was last updated on December 16, 2023, with version 1.80. This indicates regular maintenance and potential feature additions.

What is the user rating for 88 constellations?

88 constellations has an excellent rating of 5.0 stars, based on one review. This suggests a highly positive user experience.

Does 88 constellations have ads?

No, 88 constellations is ad-free, providing an uninterrupted learning experience for users.

What is the learning methodology of 88 constellations?

The app employs an interactive visual approach, allowing users to explore and identify celestial objects by manipulating the sky's position and time.

Can I track my progress with 88 constellations?

The current description does not mention specific progress tracking features. It focuses on identification and exploration of the night sky.