aluni · moon clock vs SpaceWeatherX

Want to see the moon? aluni makes it easy to know where the moon and sun are, right from your home screen. See the current position of the moon and sun, track their rise and set times, and follow the moon's phases through each day and month. With its clear clock design, aluni makes it simple to: - Know if the moon is about to rise or set - View the Moon's phase and illumination - Track sunrise, sunset, moonrise, and moonset - See the Moon's altitude and azimuth in the sky - Browse a full month of moon phases in the lunar calendar - Get alerts for your favorite moons - Find the moon in the sky, then put your phone down and see it in real life - Add widgets for quick access from your home screen - See the real hills around you on the skyline, so you know when a ridge will hide the moon - Set a reminder and your Lock Screen shows the moon on its real path above your own skyline - On iOS 27, give the sky a whole home screen page: the best time to look, the night's times, and a week of moon phases - On iOS 26 and later, the app's controls wear the new Liquid Glass look - Choose from multiple widget styles, themes, and locations (some themes and global location search require a subscription, which also helps support the app's ongoing development) Whether you watch the moon rise from your window, want a beautiful clock for your home screen, or simply love seeing the sky change, aluni shows you what you need at a glance. aluni works offline, so you can check the sky anywhere. No ads. No clutter. Just the sky, beautifully shown. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Follow solar activity, understand geomagnetic conditions and explore the northern lights with SpaceWeatherX. Bring space-weather observations, aurora conditions and optional phone alerts together in one clear view. SOLAR ACTIVITY AND SUNSPOTS Explore solar activity and open an actual NASA SDO/HMI solar image with its observation time. Zoom in on sunspots and read available NOAA active-region information. Follow Solar Cycle 25 with monthly observations and a separately labelled smoothed trend. GEOMAGNETIC CONDITIONS See planetary Kp history alongside separate interplanetary Bz/Bt and solar-wind measurements. Source times and freshness labels help distinguish current observations from delayed or unavailable data. AURORA CONDITIONS FOR YOUR CITY Check NOAA aurora-model information with local darkness and cloud forecasts. Local weather is provided by Apple Weather. Forecasts describe conditions, not a guarantee that the aurora will be visible. SPACE-WEATHER ALERTS AND CME DETAILS Follow NOAA alerts and choose optional phone notifications in Settings. Explore available NASA DONKI coronal mass ejection analysis, speed, angular width and reported Earth-impact information. Animated Sun-Earth and eruption-site views are illustrative reconstructions, not observations or forecast models. When available, open the original NASA CCMC model separately with its legend and timestamps preserved. OPTIONAL AD-FREE SUBSCRIPTION SpaceWeatherX Plus is an optional auto-renewable annual subscription that removes ads. Data and alerts remain available without a subscription. Payment is charged to your Apple Account. The subscription renews each year unless cancelled before renewal in your App Store account settings. Prices are shown in your local currency before purchase. Restore purchases and manage your subscription in the app. SpaceWeatherX is an informational app, not an emergency or safety-critical warning system. NOAA SWPC remains the operational source for official space-weather alerts. Data availability, forecasts and notification delivery depend on source and provider availability. Languages: English, Croatian, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese and Simplified Chinese. Terms of Use (Apple EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://spaceweatherx.com/en/privacy.html Earth imagery: NASA/GSFC Scientific Visualization Studio. Blue Marble Next Generation data: Reto Stockli (NASA/GSFC) and NASA Earth Observatory. City Lights: NASA/GSFC. Sources: https://svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/3615/ and https://svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/30003/