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What's Up?

What's Up?

Look up! It's the sky.

8 ratings
19 reviews
📚 Education
🔍 Reference
Free

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John Kennedy
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Discover celestial bodies visible in the night sky with this intuitive app. Easily track planets, the Sun, and Moon, and forecast their appearance. Access detailed information and moon phases, with support for the Southern Hemisphere.

✓Simple sky grid display
✓Effortless navigation
✓Time-bar functionality
✓Comprehensive celestial information
✓Observation insights
✓Moon phases
✓Wikipedia links
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What's New in What's Up?

3.12

July 1, 2024

Improved location finding, improved support for running on Apple Silicon-based Mac computers.

User reviews

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Great App - Shame about the moon

This is a great app, would have given 5* however the moon seems to be 1/2 a orbit out on the Orrery view ie when it is a full moon in reality the moon is showing between the earth and sun (new moon) hope this big is fixed soon
DazcubDazcub

Pésima, no tiene ninguna utilidad

A menos que de añada la opción de ver la localización de los planetas con la cámara no sirve para nada.
AlvarodtAlvarodt

Última versión

Ha dejado de funcionar con la última versión
Afición velaAfición vela

Do not buy.

Rubbish. I got more info looking up at a cloudy sky than I did from this useless app.
Barnsley 2011Barnsley 2011

Excellent quick and easy reference for planetary viewing

This is a great app for quickly seeing what solar system objects are observable in the next couple of days. Much easier to use than the full planetarium apps. Great for urban stargazers who have too much light pollution for deep sky objects. Being able to see the target's elevation and progress through the sky is very useful for planning observation.

Highly recommended.
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FAQ

What's Up? is free, but are there any in-app purchases?

What's Up? is completely free to download and use. There are no in-app purchases available within the application, offering a straightforward experience for all users.

Does What's Up? have ads?

No, What's Up? is ad-free. You can enjoy tracking celestial objects without any interruptions from advertisements.

What devices does What's Up? support?

What's Up? is available on a range of Apple devices, including the Apple Watch, iPhone, iPad, and iPod. This broad compatibility allows for skygazing on your preferred device.

How often is What's Up? updated?

The latest version of What's Up? is 3.12, and it was last updated on July 1, 2024. This indicates regular maintenance and potential feature additions to keep the app current.

What is the age rating for What's Up?

What's Up? has an age rating of 4+. This suggests it is suitable for young children and contains no mature content, making it accessible for family use.

How does What's Up? help with learning?

What's Up? provides observation insights and links to Wikipedia for detailed information on celestial objects. This educational approach helps users identify and learn about planets, the Sun, and the Moon.

Can I track my progress in What's Up?

What's Up? focuses on real-time sky observation rather than tracking learning progress. It's designed for immediate information and forecasting of celestial events.

What makes What's Up? user-friendly?

What's Up? features a simple sky grid display and effortless navigation without requiring augmented reality. Its sleeker design and quicker access to visible modes make it highly user-friendly, especially for those familiar with its companion app.