Star Chart Infinite
*****
This premium version of the best selling astronomy and star gazing app includes all the in-app upgrades from Star Chart in one neat package!
You can now have a virtual planetarium in your pocket! Look through the eyes of your Android device to see a virtual window into the whole visible universe.
All you have to do is point your Android deviceº at the sky and Star Chart Infinite will tell you exactly what you are looking at.
Using state of the art GPS technology, an accurate 3D universe, and all of the latest high tech functionality, Star Chart Infinite calculates – in real time
- the current location of every star and planet visible from Earth and shows you precisely where they are; even in broad daylight!
Want to know what that bright star is called? Point your device at it – you might just find out it’s a planet!
Want to know what the night sky looks like to people on the other side of the earth? Well just point your device down!
Want to know where your star sign is in the sky? Star Chart Infinite will tell you all this and more.
Star Chart Infinite includes:
- Just point and view. No need to scroll around the screen to find out what you are looking at. *
- Displays all the planets of the solar system, plus the sun and the moon.
- All 88 constellations, with constellation imagery based on the beautiful artwork by 17th century astronomer Johannes Hevelius.
- Accurately depicts all the visible stars of the northern and southern hemispheres
- a total of over 125,000 stars!
- Includes Charles Messier's entire catalogue of 110 exotic deep sky objects.
- Includes the time and location of all the major meteor showers
- Includes the position of all the major satellites of Earth including Hubble & the ISS
- Includes a set of extended solar system objects made up of moons, dwarf planets and large asteroids.
- Tap on anything in the sky and get the facts on what you are looking at, including distance and brightness.
- Very powerful zoom function, lets you view the sky in extra detail, using intuitive finger gestures.
- Fully configurable. Star Chart Infinite displays only the sky objects that you are interested in.
- Manually set your location to find out what the sky looks like from anywhere in the world.
So point your Android device at the sky and see what's out there!-----------
- Star Chart Infinite is published by Escape Velocity Ltd and developed by Escapist Games Ltd. We update Star Chart regularly, so please send us your feedback and feature requests to [email protected].
And thanks for all your feedback so far!
Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/starchart Follow Star Chart on Twitter: StarChartAppFor help with Star Chart please visit our Star Chart User Guide: www.escapistgames.com/starchart/instruction_manual.html
º Augmented Reality (AR) mode requires a built-in compass.
* Star Chart requires internet access when accessing our support page.
Category : Education
Reviews (26)
I love this App. I've had it for a long time and I use it a lot when stargazing. There's one issue with the latest update, the milky way image in the background is way out of place with respect to the stars, constellations, etc. I rely on this image to plan my milky way photography and I appreciate it if this can be fixed.
Love this app, but since Android 12 update on Pixel 5G, crashes frequently. I see that it has been a while since any updates have occurred. I hope the developers have not deserted this app. It is one of the best I have used for night sky viewing! Five stars for the past in hopes it receives some love from the devs.
I prefered it before they traded funtionality for aesthetics. I wish you guys kept the older paid verson. It was easy to use, accurate, didnt take up space, it was just slimlined in a great way. This version is still great, much better from when it first changed.
Really great app, used it for number of years. It needs fixing for Android 12 as it does not even start: crashes every single time on Pixel 6.
Pretty good, but I have few bug. 1. There is an crop image, when I open info about something. It's didn't auto resize and can't be scroll. 2. The ambient sound keep stoping after I open another apps and go back to this apps.
It used to be an easy app to use. Fluid and all. They've updated it with so much extra stuff it slows the processing down to the point it almost crashed. My phone...Note 8 with nothing running in the background.
I like it, and the Devs have fixed the constant gps popups which is great. Annoyingly, if the sun is in view it washes out all the stars which is realistic, but pointless for a star chart app. Lens flares and atmosphere are disabled
This is one cool app. I have had it since 2013 and it has been updated and improved over the years. If your a novice at picking out or knowing the names of constellations, stars or just want you identify a bright spot in the sky (at night, please don't look at the sun) you won't be sorry opening up this program. Bored at night watching that 80 inch flat screen. Look up at a screen so big you won't be able fathom. The biggest majestic theater you will ever see in your lifetime.
Bought this because the free version stopped working when my pixel4XL got updated to Android 12. This app worked when I first opened it but then it crashed 5 minutes later and now will not start exactly like the free version.
The app doesn't open and keeps crashing. I have not received any word from the developers and no support. A once good app, not so much now.
Tried it a few times and the AR mode is really helpful from my place (Philippines). I hope when I do try it in my province, it will still be accurate. I hope they can add the good old flat star chart here.
The compass with the AR has been a bit inaccurate of late. Also as of the lastest update I am no longer able to find the Latin/Greek labels for the constellations. Please fix this.
Won't work on Pixel 6. It takes me to the main page to select a viewing mode, then crashes. Sad -- my boys love it!
I am using the pro app in mauritius. 20 degrees south of equator. The app is confused. Showing north as south and west as east.. Thats a pretty funemental bug...
Had this app back when I had my first smartphone; an iPhone 6+. I loved the UI and the thorough catalogue.
Works great on my pixel 3. Best star app. Worth every penny.. The free is version is great too. But real star gazers need the infinity version.
Crashes can't even open the app and I've been paying for it very sad. I want my money back...
Great app - has a lot of information. Only wish the map oriented as you move your phone around.
Great app...especially for those like me that have a very basic knowledge of the star system i apriciate the hard work behind this app. Thanks for your hard work.
Outdated app. Last updated 2019. No details on StarLink satellites or new comets like Leonard.
Please fix it :( I love this app but it keeps crashing every time I launch it
Crashes on launch. Needs Permissions changes update to Android 12.
It almost never works as it should, it opens at some point in the sky but not where I point.
Its nice with a telescope, easy to find things in the search bar, and wide variety if objects
This app closes immediately after opening. Deleting and reinstalling does not resolve issue
Let's get the gripe out of the way first; the Augmented Reality was great when I first installed it. Accurate, compass was near perfect and guaged my angles of sight very well. Now, it's compass is completely 180 degrees out of wack (when I am facing North, it thinks I'm facing South). Now, this could be my phone (Galaxy A8), but I don't believe it is. Aside from that minor issue, it works great. Love the details and information, the scope of everything and how it teaches me about the universe.