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Explore astronomical data from the Herschel Space Observatory. Search for celestial objects by name, coordinates, or observation ID to access processed infrared images and metadata. Understand the origins and evolution of stars and galaxies.
What's New in Herschel Quick Look
1.2
November 4, 2017
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Adapted layout for iPhone X.
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FAQ
What kind of data does Herschel Quick Look provide?
Herschel Quick Look provides access to the latest processed quick look image and meta data from the Herschel Space Observatory. This includes infrared images and associated information about celestial objects.
How can I search for data in Herschel Quick Look?
You can search for data by target name, sky coordinates, or observation identifier. This allows for flexible exploration of the available astronomical information.
What is the Herschel Space Observatory?
The Herschel Space Observatory is a cutting-edge space telescope from the European Space Agency, featuring the largest and most powerful infrared telescope ever flown in space. It studies the origin and evolution of stars and galaxies.
Is Herschel Quick Look suitable for educational purposes?
Yes, the app is categorized under Education and provides access to scientific data that can be used for learning about astrophysics, star formation, and galaxy evolution.
What devices is Herschel Quick Look available on?
Herschel Quick Look is supported on iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed for mobile access to astronomical data.
How often is Herschel Quick Look updated?
The app was last updated on November 4, 2017, to version 1.2. While not frequently updated, it provides access to historical data from the mission.
Does Herschel Quick Look have ads?
No, Herschel Quick Look does not contain advertisements. As a free application from the European Space Agency, it focuses on providing scientific data without interruptions.
What is the age rating for Herschel Quick Look?
Herschel Quick Look has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for a broad audience interested in space and science.
