
Spacespace
Moon, Sun, Auroras, Eclipses
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Spacespace is a fast, focused celestial tracker for iPhone. Open it and you see exactly what's happening in the sky above you — phase of the Moon, position of the Sun, aurora chances tonight, and every upcoming eclipse you can plan for.
THREE TABS, ONE TAP AWAY
• Moon — current phase with a rendered lunar disc, illumination percentage, moonrise and moonset, distance from Earth, moon age, altitude, azimuth, zodiac sign, and the next full and new moons.
• Sun — sunrise, sunset, day length, solar noon, plus the Sun's altitude and azimuth right now.
• Auroras — local aurora probability for your GPS position, derived from NOAA SWPC's OVATION model, with current planetary K-index and a 3-day geomagnetic outlook in plain language.
ECLIPSES YOU CAN ACTUALLY PLAN FOR
The Moon and Sun tabs each list the next upcoming eclipses. Tap any one to open a detail view with a static MapKit snapshot. Solar eclipses show the totality band traced from NASA GSFC catalog data. Lunar eclipses show world visibility — never a fake "path line."
AURORA ALERTS, NOT NOTIFICATIONS SPAM
When the planetary K-index crosses into "Likely" territory, Spacespace nudges you with a single local notification — opt in once, and you'll know when it's worth stepping outside. No marketing pings, no daily reminders.
BUILT NATIVE FOR iOS 26
Liquid Glass tab bar, MapKit overlays, Core Location, Swift concurrency. The whole app is iPhone-first and designed to load instantly on launch — no marketing splash, no sign-up, no tracker SDKs.
PRIVACY FIRST
Your location is processed on-device. Coordinates are bucketed (rounded) before being used as cache keys and never sent to third-party providers. Aurora data is fetched from NOAA's public endpoints without any identifying information attached. The app collects only crash diagnostics — Analytics is disabled.
DATA SOURCES
• NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center (OVATION aurora model, planetary K-index, 3-day forecast)
• NASA Goddard Space Flight Center (Five Millennium Catalog of Solar and Lunar Eclipses)
• Apple MapKit (eclipse path snapshots)
• Local astronomical computation for the Moon's phase, age, zodiac, and the Sun's position
Spacespace is free to use, has no subscriptions, no ads, and no in-app purchases.
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What's New in Spacespace
1.1
August 15, 2026
Eclipse history now reaches back to 1980 — over 400 solar and lunar eclipses, all from NASA's published predictions. Tap anywhere on an eclipse map to see when totality or annularity begins and ends at that exact spot, and how long it lasts. Near the edge of a path that is far shorter than the headline figure, and the app now says so. Lunar eclipses show the half of Earth where the Moon is above the horizon. Total, annular and hybrid paths are told apart at a glance, and a hybrid shows which stretches are which. Every eclipse date carries its day of the week, with times in your own time zone and in UTC.
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