Classic Sky Map 2 vs ISS Tracker

Ever wonder why so many astronomy apps are so hard to use? We do. So we made Classic Sky Map simple and intuitive enough for anyone to enjoy. The user interface is beautiful and straightforward, the controls are easy to use and most settings are just a tap or two away. Classic Sky Map shows you thousands of the brightest stars, the Moon, planets, constellations, meteor showers and more. And it's painless. Free Features: - Live Tracking. Simply point your device toward the stars and the sky map aligns itself automatically, showing you the portion of the sky at which you are looking. If your device has a compass, Classic Sky Map uses it automatically. If not, you can tell Classic Sky Map where the North is, and it aligns the sky map accordingly. - Live Earth Map. Quickly jump from one city to another by tapping on a map that shows the Earth's day and night boundary in real-time. If you allow it, Classic Sky Map can detect your current location automatically. You can also create custom viewing locations in seconds. - Fast Forward and Rewind. Accelerate or reverse time to understand how stars and planets appear to move in the sky over a longer period of time. - Beautiful Constellation Images. We put a tremendous amount of work into creating beautiful constellation images inspired by antique engravings and aligning them precisely with the stars. - Sharing. Share snapshots of the sky map with your friends at the tap of a button. - Quick Help. Should you have any questions while using Classic Sky Map, a concise, illustrated user guide will help answer them quickly. Full Version Features (In-App Purchase): - Interactive Search. Simply type in a search field, pick an object from a list of matches, then point your device toward the sky. An arrow appears and guides you until you are pointing your device toward the object you selected. If the object is not yet visible in the sky, its next rise time is displayed. - Sky Events. Classic Sky Map shows a list of current sky events such as meteor showers, eclipses and more and helps you quickly locate them in the sky. - Night Vision. Classic Sky Map's night vision mode helps minimize loss of dark adaptation. And we went the extra mile to make it look great in cyan, orange or red. - Extra Information. Tooltips and an information panel show details about stars, planets, the Moon, meteor showers and more. - Personalization Options. Personalize your sky map by turning various guides and display options on or off. Have fun!

Follow the International Space Station in real time and plan your next chance to see it overhead. ISS Tracker brings live orbital data, visible-pass forecasts, crew information, and space-station live streams into one focused app. TRACK THE STATION • View the station’s current position on an interactive map • Follow its orbit path and direction of travel • See live altitude, velocity, coordinates, and sunlight status PLAN VISIBLE PASSES • Find upcoming passes using your location • Understand where each pass begins and ends with Sky Path diagrams • Check start time, duration, direction, and expected visibility • Schedule notifications or add passes to your calendar MEET THE CREW • Explore the current expedition and astronauts in orbit • Read biographies, mission roles, and launch details • Open available official and reference links WATCH LIVE Open available space-station live streams and watch Earth from orbit when feeds are active. MAKE IT YOURS Choose light or dark theme, select your preferred map style, and adjust pass-alert and visibility settings. No account or sign-in is required. ISS Tracker is supported by advertising. An optional one-time in-app purchase permanently removes ads; it is not a subscription. Location access is optional and is used to provide location-based pass predictions and alerts. Notification and calendar access are requested only when you use those features. ISS Tracker is an independent app and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by NASA, the International Space Station program, or any space agency. Orbital and visibility information is provided for informational purposes and may vary.