Sun position and path vs Planet Dial

With this application you can see the location of the sun changing with the season. Point the device to the sky, this application will display the position of the sun over the camera image like the AR. You can also go to any places on GoogleMap and display the sun's trajectory in that place in 3D. It can also be useful when planning things that have a lot to do with the movement of the sun. Taking photos, installing solar panels, home gardens, home renovation and purchase, checking shaded places on the go, etc.

Planet Dial shows the current time on each of the eight planets, at that planet's own pace. On Jupiter the second hand runs 2.4 times faster than on Earth. On Venus one second lasts two Earth minutes, so the hands barely move. On Neptune the same month lasts thousands of days. You feel how differently time flows on each world, not as numbers but as the motion of the hands. • Eight planet clocks, with the planet itself as the dial • Mean solar time at each planet's prime meridian. Mars matches NASA's Mars Coordinated Time • A calendar for each planet: years counted from AD 1, twelve months around the orbit, days of that planet • Venus and Uranus rotate backwards, so their hands run counter-clockwise • Earth shows your device's own time and date • Portrait or landscape • A desk clock: hide the text, set it down, and it dims on its own Three gestures only: swipe to change planet, tap to hide the text, press and hold to see how long the planet's second, day and year are in Earth time. No account. No data collection. Works offline.