Description: Milky Way Starry Sky Mac OS X is part of Nature Collection and its available for Desktop Laptop PC and Mobile Screen. Download Milky Way Starry Sky Mac OS X Wallpaper for free in 5120x2880 Resolution for your screen. You Can Set it as Lockscreen or Wallpaper of Windows 10 PC, Android Or Iphone Mobile or Mac Book Background Image. If you are a starry landscape photographer and a Mac user, this little software is a must-have. Extremely simple to use, it allows us to properly stack the sky and the foreground independently to create a compelling starry landscape. Starry Sky Stacker. Image Stacker – Commercial. Starry Sky Stacker is dedicated to deep-sky astrophotography. Astronomy Software: Starry Night for Mac Jeffery Adkins - 2001. – This is the second in a series of reviews of planetarium software for the Macintosh, with emphasis on its use in schools. Planetarium software, at a minimum, simulates the appearance of the night sky given certain parameters such as the date, time, and observer location. You can also display your slew horizon in the Starry Night sky. The 'Quick Center' function immediately centers Starry Night on the telescope position indicator. And for Macintosh users, the 'Telescope Handbox Simulator' allows you to push the direction arrows in.

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Redshift 7 Premium is a comprehensive guide to the heavens. A huge panorama of the Milky Way, photo-realistic horizons and a 3-D flight out of our galaxy are only a few ways in which Redshift turns astronomy into a breathtaking and inspiring experience. Countless unique features such as telescope and joystick control, over 100 multimedia tours, macro recorder to create your own tours, online access to the Digitized Sky Survey and Google Maps, high quality videos, animations and the extensive help make Redshift 7 Premium the indispensable guide to the night skies.

Features:
•Realistic 3-D model of our galaxy with 3-D flights
•More than 2.5 million stars, planets and Deep Sky objects
•Includes exoplanets an dwarf planets
•New Horizon Panoramas für Earth, Moon and Mars
•Direct access to star catalogs SIMBAD and SOHO
•Download of new discoveries and orbital data of satellites, comets and asteroids from the latest object databases on the Internet into the main Redshift database. Updates are provided at least twice a month.
•Comprehensive observation planner for your in-the-field observation
•Direct link to www.redshift-live.com for the exchange of guided tours and workspaces

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Note: prices are in US dollars exclusive of shipping/handling charges and rounded to the nearest dollar (and probably out of date).

Java

• Java star chart program by Akkana Peck
• Planet Finder, a Java applet
• The Planets Explorer, our solar system in Java3D

Sky Survey

The ultimate planetarium is the Palomar Observatory Sky Survey, a set of images covering the entire sky taken with professional telescopes. The printed version is extremely expensive but it has now been digitized and is available in 10x compressed form on the Web from STScI and NASA and in 100x compressed form on 10 CDROMs from ASP. The CDROM version can be accessed from TheSky and several others; the online version can be accessed from Starry Night and a few others.

Web-based Planetariums

• WikiSky aka Sky-Map.org
• Heavens Above, concentrates on satellites
• SkyView Cafe, very nice!
• Your Sky, an online planetarium from John Walker
• StarMap from Mt. Wilson
• Skymaps.com, Free, high quality sky maps each month in PDF format
• MyStarsLive, an online version of MyStars
• Horizons, an ephemeris generator from JPL (best accuracy)
• Solar System Simulator from JPL

Other Computer Software

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• source code for many astronomical algorithms
• Astronomical Computer Software, a list at AstroNet
• Dan Bruton’s astro software list
• software from Sky Publishing
• Zephrys Services, reseller of astro software for Windows
• AstroGrav Astronomy Software, gravity simulation software for Mac and Windows
• AstroTips, a list of free astro software
• Orrery for RiscOS
• Visual Ephemeris for Uranian Moons by Dennis W. Tracy
• Silicon Spaceships, programs for accessing NASA image data
• Newton’s Aquarium, learn about gravity
• PicoSky, a planetarium program for some cell phones.
• PP3, produces printed charts

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Data

• Comet orbital elements for many of the above programs
• ECU User Object Files by Michael Cook
• Solscape, real time solar images & data, very nice; OS X

Misc

• MICA, high-precision astronomical data in tabular form
• ICE, an earlier, free version of MICA
• MAXCLOCK, time info (Windows only)
• 3D Starchart for BeOS
• Meridian, a planetarium program specializing in planets
• Astronomical Software & Documentation Service from STScI
• Scientific Astronomer, a Mathematica application
• Approximate astronomical positions, source code
• another list of PalmOS astronomy software
• Emerald Chronometer for the iPhone
• Emerald Observatory for the iPad

Space Holdings Software is showing a pre-release version of Starry Night X at this week’s Macworld Conference & Expo in New York City. It’s the newest addition to the Starry Night family of space and astronomy software “for anyone with an interest in space or the night sky, from first-time stargazers to dedicated amateur astronomers.”

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Starry Night X can model the night sky from anywhere on earth, at any date or time. New features in Starry Night X include enhanced telescope control capabilities, new databases of stars and galaxies, an observation planner, multimedia movies featuring astronomy experts, and much more. With the graphics technologies in Mac OS X, like QuickTime and OpenGL, Starry Night X offers more features than ever before, said Ted Leckie, founder of Space Holdings Software.

OpenGL graphics technology allows Starry Night X to render 3D views of planets, moons and asteroids quickly, he added. Over an hour of QuickTime movies takes you through larger and larger orbits exploring celestial objects, their composition and their origins with multimedia from the world’s largest telescopes. Users will also have the power to create their own QuickTime movies of the universe using Starry Night X. The final version of Starry Night X will ship this fall.