
iCaelum
Your Personal Sky Assistant
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What's New in iCaelum
1.21
August 11, 2026
Upcoming Eclipses — corrected times Eclipse times are now calculated on your device for your exact location, rather than being fetched as worldwide times. Previously the app could show when an eclipse begins somewhere on Earth instead of when it begins where you are — a difference of several hours. For Copenhagen, the 12 August 2026 solar eclipse now correctly reads 19:10 to 20:52 instead of 15:35 to 17:55. Eclipse cards also tell you more: • How much of the Sun or Moon is covered, and how high it sits above your horizon at maximum • The exact window of totality or annularity, with its duration, when your location falls inside the path • A clear note when the Sun or Moon rises or sets partway through, so the listed start or end time is never mistaken for first or last contact • Eclipses that are not visible from where you are now say so plainly Forecasts — fixed disappearing data Fixed a bug where returning to the app after a long time away could leave the forecast scrolled off the top of the screen, with the data out of view until you left the Forecasts screen and came back. Forecasts now also scroll as a single smooth list.
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