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Star Walk 2: Stars and Planets

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"Best Saturn time 2024!"

Mark your calendars for a truly celestial event - the best time to view the magnificent planet Saturn in all its glory! From September 6th through September 10th, 2024, Star Walk 2: Stars and Planets invites stargazers and planetary enthusiasts to experience the splendor of Saturn during its extraordinary opposition.

During this special five-day event, Saturn will be at its closest and brightest in the night sky. On September 8th, the ringed wonder will reach its peak, aligning perfectly with Earth for an unparalleled viewing opportunity. Don your explorer's hat and join us as we guide you through the wonders of this cosmic spectacle. Discover Saturn's famous rings in unprecedented detail, marvel at its mesmerizing moons, and lose yourself in the splendor of this gas giant's swirling atmosphere. Whether you're a seasoned stargazer or a curious newcomer, this is a can't-miss event that will leave you awestruck and inspired.

So pack up your telescope, download the Star Walk 2 app, and get ready to embark on an unforgettable journey through the Solar System. The best time to see Saturn is just around the corner - we can't wait to share this celestial wonder with you!

Best Saturn time 2024!

Follow the planet live with the mobile app

"September Night Sky Wonders"
A SPECIAL EVENT from August 31st to September 8th

Embark on an awe-inspiring journey through the celestial wonders of the September night sky with the award-winning Star Walk 2 app! During this captivating event, you'll have the chance to uncover the most dazzling nebulae, star clusters, and distant galaxies that fill the autumn skies.

Using Star Walk 2's innovative augmented reality technology and in-depth astronomical data, you'll be able to locate and learn about these mesmerizing cosmic phenomena with unprecedented clarity. Gaze up at the Andromeda Galaxy, the closest major galaxy to the Milky Way, and marvel at its swirling spiral arms. Trace the delicate tendrils of the Carina Nebula, a star-forming region bursting with vibrant colors. Identify the Pleiades star cluster, also known as the Seven Sisters, as they twinkle brilliantly overhead.

Don't miss this chance to immerse yourself in the wonders of the September night sky. Download Star Walk 2 now and let your curiosity soar as you uncover the celestial marvels awaiting you during this special event. Whether you're a seasoned stargazer or a budding astronomer, this is an experience you won't want to miss.

September Night Sky Wonders

Best objects for binoculars & telescopes

See a Planet Parade!
August 23rd - August 30th

Get ready for an extraordinary celestial event - a planet parade! From August 23rd to August 30th, the Star Walk 2 app will offer a special experience to witness up to 6 planets visible in the morning sky on a single day. 

On August 28th, as the sun rises, users will be able to gaze upon a stunning display of our neighboring worlds. Through the app's advanced star-tracking technology, budding astronomers can easily locate and identify planets like Jupiter, Saturn, Venus, Mars, Uranus, and possibly even Mercury, all aligned in a captivating celestial dance. Whether you're an experienced stargazer or new to the wonders of the night sky, this is an unmissable opportunity to marvel at the majesty of our solar system.

Don't miss your chance to be part of this remarkable planetary alignment. Download the Star Walk 2 app and let the magic of the cosmos unfold before your eyes. With detailed information on each visible planet, interactive sky maps, and augmented reality views, you'll feel like a true explorer of the heavens. Grab a cup of coffee, step outside, and prepare to be awestruck by nature's spectacular display - a planet parade like no other!

See a Planet Parade!

Next large planetary alignment 2024

"What is Blue Moon 2024? - A Celestial Spectacle Not to Be Missed!

Get ready for the captivating celestial event of 2024 - the arrival of the Blue Moon! From August 18th to August 21st, stargazers and astronomy enthusiasts will have the opportunity to witness this rare and enchanting lunar phenomenon. A Blue Moon, which occurs only once every 2.5 to 3 years, is the name given to the second full moon within a single calendar month.

Don't miss your chance to bask in the ethereal glow of this extraordinary lunar display! Join fellow Star Walk 2 users as we explore the night sky and uncover the mysteries behind this unique astronomical event. Learn about the science, cultural significance, and best viewing locations to truly appreciate the magic of the Blue Moon. With the Star Tracker Live and Sky Map Pro features, you'll have all the tools you need to locate and observe this celestial wonder. Mark your calendars and get ready for an unforgettable experience under the luminous glow of the Blue Moon!"

What is Blue Moon 2024?

See a rare Full Moon tonight!

Get the Sky Guide!
A Special Event for Star Walk 2: Stars and Planets 

For the next few weeks, adventure into the wonders of the night sky with the Sky Guide event for Star Walk 2! From July 30th through August 19th, explore a captivating celestial calendar packed with dazzling astronomical events you won't want to miss. 

Gaze upwards as the Perseids meteor shower paints streaks of light across the inky darkness. Marvel at the sight of a Super Blue Moon - a rare lunar spectacle where a full moon coincides with the moon being at its closest point to Earth. Keep an eye out for a stunning planet parade, as Jupiter, Saturn, Mars, and Venus align in the evening sky. And don't miss your chance to observe bright Jupiter shining brightly near the red planet Mars. 

With the Sky Guide event, the Star Walk 2 app will be your essential companion, providing detailed star charts, real-time planet tracking, and augmented reality views to help you identify and appreciate the celestial events unfolding above. Download the app now and get ready to expand your cosmic horizons during this special stargazing celebration!

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