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CosmAtlas

CosmAtlas

by Aurelio Calegari

15 ratings
16 reviews
📚 Education
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 28, 2014
  • April 4, 2016

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Aurelio Calegari
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Explore the Milky Way with a realistic physics simulator. Navigate the cosmos, land on planets and moons, and view the sky from different celestial bodies. Features detailed information on solar system objects, stars, and constellations.

✓Milky Way simulation
✓Real physics engine
✓Explore planets and moons
✓Detailed celestial body data
✓View sky from different locations
✓Multi-language support
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What's New in CosmAtlas

1.1

April 4, 2016

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Performance improvements and compatibility fixes for iOS 8.1+.

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It’s been a long time

This app is really cool! It’s just that it hasn’t been updated for a very long time, but it doesn’t matter because it’s still good. Anyways I guess I’m done talking, well goodbye I guess. 🙂
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Berwick sky’s

Excellent app. Love all the functions & there’s great information to read through.
Berwick SkiesBerwick Skies

Doesn’t load

This app looked like it might be interesting unfortunately though it doesn’t load so I’ll never know if it is interesting or not.
Ayah118Ayah118

Excellent Astronomy App

I am constantly looking for astronomy apps like this one. They are too few and far between. So, when I came across this it was a sheer delight. The only knock I can think of is that the developer hasn't updated the app since 2014 but I can live with that. I can spend hours long around inside this app. There's a wealth of great info and any future updates can only improve upon this great foundation!

Update written on 05/12/2020
This wonderful app has apparently been abandoned. It's a shame because this one had so much potential. I hope the developer comes back to update it eventually.
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Nekt2Nekt2

Es un juego muy educativo porque te muestra toda la galaxia por fuera y por dentro.

Yo si doy 5 estrellas
es muy interactivoes muy interactivo
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FAQ

What is CosmAtlas?

CosmAtlas is a powerful Milky Way simulator for iPhone and iPad that uses real physics to calculate the positions of celestial bodies between the years 0 and 9999. It allows users to navigate the cosmos and learn about astronomical objects.

What celestial bodies are included in CosmAtlas?

CosmAtlas features over 400 Solar System bodies, including the 8 major planets, 177 natural satellites, 295 comets, 11 dwarf planets, and major asteroid groups. It also includes 1449 nearby bright stars and the 88 modern constellations.

Can I see the sky from other planets in CosmAtlas?

Yes, you can see the sky from the surface of major planets, dwarf planets, the sun, and major satellites. Some terrestrial planets and satellites offer approximate terrain views.

What languages does CosmAtlas support?

CosmAtlas is available in six languages to maximize its educational reach: English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, French, and German.

Is CosmAtlas suitable for younger users?

CosmAtlas has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for young learners interested in space and astronomy. The app provides an educational experience about the solar system.

How often is CosmAtlas updated?

The latest version of CosmAtlas is 1.1, which was last updated on April 4, 2016. While the app has not been updated recently, its core functionality remains robust for its intended educational purpose.

Does CosmAtlas have ads?

No, CosmAtlas is ad-free. Users can enjoy the educational experience without any advertisements interrupting their exploration of the cosmos.

What devices can I use CosmAtlas on?

CosmAtlas is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, offering a comprehensive astronomical simulation experience across Apple's mobile platforms.