Cosmo Lens: Star Finder

A more vivid sky. A closer look at the wonders above. This Cosmo Lens update helps you explore celestial objects and make the most of your evenings under the stars. - New interactive 3D views let you explore planets, moons, stars, galaxies, nebulae, clusters, asteroids, comets, and black holes, with an animated journey from the sky map to the object. - Redesigned object pages bring together essential facts, fun details, related objects, and visibility information to help you plan your observations. - The space library is organized by object family, with a selection of objects to observe tonight from your location. - Refreshed “Tonight” and “Events” sections feature cards to browse for observing conditions, planets to look out for, and upcoming celestial events. - Set reminders for the events you care about, with improved reminder retention and more reliable app opening from notifications. - A new 360° landscape adapts its lighting to day and night. Starting at 2× zoom, the ground gradually fades away to reveal the sky. - More stars appear at high zoom thanks to built-in Gaia DR3 data. Stars, galaxies, nebulae, and clusters have a refreshed look, with better-integrated images and smoother transitions. - Constellations stand out more clearly, with gradually drawn lines and better coordination between names, lines, and illustrations. - Search recognizes more name variations, with smoother animated navigation to objects. - Time travel is more stable, with new events for 2027: eclipses, planetary oppositions, and meteor showers. - Improved Moon and eclipse map views offer more stable, smoother navigation. - A new guided introduction helps you discover the app’s main features. - Sky map controls are visible by default. You can choose to open the app on “Tonight” in Settings. - Expanded translations across all 15 available languages, system controls that follow your chosen language, and many improvements to startup, loading, and stability. Thanks for exploring the sky with us. Here’s to your next discovery!