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Explore the cosmos with interactive features about the International Space Station and the night sky. Track the ISS's live position, find upcoming visible passes, and use your phone as a mobile observatory to identify stars and planets.
What's New in DLR_next
2.1.9
December 12, 2025
- iOS26 Anpassungen - Bugfixes
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FAQ
What is DLR_next?
DLR_next is a free educational app that allows users to explore space. It provides interactive features for tracking the International Space Station (ISS) and observing the night sky.
How does DLR_next help me see the ISS?
DLR_next offers features like 'ISS Next View' to predict when the ISS will be visible from your location, and 'ISS Sightings' provides a table of upcoming passes. You can even see its live position on a 3D globe.
Can DLR_next identify stars and planets?
Yes, the 'Star View' feature turns your smartphone into a mobile observatory. It shows you the live view of the night sky, identifying stars and planets like Venus and Mars that are currently visible.
What kind of information does DLR_next provide about stars?
The app includes detailed information on the 100 brightest stars visible in the sky. It also offers articles on various space-related topics to deepen your understanding.
Is DLR_next suitable for children?
DLR_next has an age rating of 9+, making it suitable for older children and adults interested in learning about space and astronomy.
What devices support DLR_next?
DLR_next is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, allowing a wide range of Apple users to explore space.
How often is DLR_next updated?
The app was last updated on December 12, 2025, indicating ongoing development and support from the developer, DLR German Aerospace Center e.V.
Does DLR_next have ads?
No, DLR_next is completely free and does not contain any advertisements, providing an uninterrupted learning experience.
