PushToCam for Telescope vs Hubble Space Telescope Tracker

This is an easy app that guides your telescope to target. Distinctively, this app offers a simple and unique way. 1. The app does not need phone camera to work. 2. The phone does not need to point to the sky. The phone can be in any orientation. It saves your back and neck. 3. The phone does need to be attached to your telescope using eg. Bluetac, tieback. How it works? 1. Point your telescope to a bright star in the sky. Make sure the object is in the eyepiece view. 2. Select the same bright star in the app from a list. 3. Tap Align button. Now the app is accurate in that part of the sky (within 10 degrees) and present you a list of nearby object of interest. Who is it for? It is designed for amateur astronomer who 1. wants a quick and short observation of the sky e.g 10 minutes. 2. does not want to setup phone camera and telescope alignment. 3. does not want to bend over awkwardly to use the phone. The can be attached along the tube of the telescope. The app does not use phone camera to guide user to target. It requires a bright star alignment with telescope to accurately bring user to target. User needs to have some knowledge of the bright stars. It has catalogs for Messier objects, Caldwell objects and best NGC objects. You can use it to quickly point to planets, nebulae or galaxies by using manual alignment to a nearby bright star. The app uses your location to determine the sky model. It also aligns with your telescope so that accurate pointing is possible. Quick subsequent alignment is required for different part of the sky.  Please find video tutorials in the app to align the phone and telescope, to attach phone to telescope and usage manual. If you need contact me, write to ustransit74@gmail.com. Have fun!

With Hubble Space Telescope Tracker app, you can follow the mission's progress in real time. Check out the latest images in the gallery and discuss topics in the discussions. Receive notifications about new images. App offers - First Images - Live information - Image Gallery - Discussion - Ask an Astronomer - Frequently Asked Questions - Quiz - Wallpapers - 3D Solar system What is Hubble Space Telescope? The Hubble Space Telescope is a powerful space-based observatory launched in 1990. It captures detailed images of distant galaxies and celestial objects in visible, ultraviolet, and infrared light. Positioned above Earth's atmosphere, it provides clear, distortion-free views, leading to groundbreaking discoveries in astronomy. Operated jointly by NASA and ESA, Hubble has significantly expanded our understanding of the universe.