So glad it’s back…
But now it’s back I’m so happy, love it. Thanks for bringing it back..
Saved from the app graveyard
Thank you
A++++++++
Thanks!
Still one of my fav apps ever.
Amazing
IT’S BACK
There is nothing else like it
Time and space are the essence of all.
I aways send a screen picture to friends who need directions for planets.
My very first app
Essential through out the seasons
Amazing App
As with every app that has been in the market for a long time, I hope the developers continue supporting it. The last update was done a year ago.
Still one of the most beautiful apps around (review six years later)
I have an old iPad two that sits on the desk in my office running this app
and it serves as my clock, window to the solar system and just a beautiful piece of art.
There is a denseness of information on the screen that rewards observation.
It’s one of my favourite long term apps.
Review in 2017
Very pleased to see this update, indicating interest in keeping this app alive. I bought it several years ago and I still find it an extremely attractive and useful app. The display is very information dense however it rewards study and time. Eventually a glance will tell you a lot. It was the first app where I thought the analogue world had been beautifully rendered in digital and it is still the only app that I will regularly leave running for the visuals.
Perfection!
If you have even a casual interest in the night sky and own an iPad, you owe it to yourself to buy the Emerald Observatory app. I’ve been using it for over a decade now and it’s one of the few apps I truly love now just as much as the day I purchased it. The price is probably just a few dollars. As an instructional designer and technologist as well as a software developer, I’m simply in awe of how beautifully and perfectly this app is designed and the amount of information that is clearly displayed on ONE screen. Data visualization geeks and designers, take note! This is how the best of the best do it. Exquisite and elegant in every way.
