CelestEye: Stargazing

Discover what’s worth looking up for. CelestEye helps you find stars, planets, constellations and sky events suited to your place, time and viewing setup. MAKE A SIMPLE PLAN Show my night suggests a starting time and a few worthwhile targets. Preview where to look, move through recognition cues and open the same target in Sky. Optional cloud forecasts show what is known, when they were updated and where conditions are uncertain. EXPLORE CLOSELY Drag supported models to turn them and pinch to explore. Start an optional short inspection orbit, or keep the view still. Inspect credited celestial imagery, the Moon’s selected-date educational surface, archival Mars and Jupiter globes with calculated date geometry, an illustrative Saturn, a measured Bennu shape and an ISS reference model. Compare supported Solar System orbits and sizes, or the very different sizes of Sirius A and B. Take an optional illustrated journey to the Moon or Mars, with still steps for Reduce Motion. PREVIEW YOUR VIEW Keep your target centered while comparing supported equipment fields, magnification and orientation. Reference photographs remain distinct from the detail and color you might see through an eyepiece. LOOK DEEPER Explore named lunar landmarks, subtle star-anchored artwork for all 88 constellations, and a registered visible-light/infrared comparison of Andromeda, plus separately framed Orion Nebula observations and a short static guide. Credits, observation dates and scientific limits explain each reference. TAKE IT OUTSIDE Rehearse a supported satellite flyover and distinguish accelerated Preview from the calculated position now. Start a bounded observing companion with supported Lock Screen and Dynamic Island controls. Nearby-place comparisons use official access checks and Apple Maps estimates; coverage is limited to curated sites, and no suitable verified option may be available. KEEP YOUR DISCOVERIES Use My Sky for saved targets, lists, plans, journal and collections. Opening or advancing a target never records a sighting. Record what you experienced deliberately, and export a personal archive. Core sky maps, guides and saved plans work offline. Optional weather, refreshed orbital data and nearby access/driving checks require internet access. Calculations and forecasts do not guarantee visibility or personal safety. Camera pointing is optional and may require alignment. Never observe the Sun without appropriate protection.