Stargazing Hub - Sky Live

Weather · Free #36

4.8 (36 ratings)

App Store screenshot 1 of Stargazing Hub - Sky Live: Know the Sky First

“Know the Sky First”

App Store screenshot 2 of Stargazing Hub - Sky Live: Shoot the Night Sky

“Shoot the Night Sky”

App Store screenshot 3 of Stargazing Hub - Sky Live: See the Real Sky

“See the Real Sky”

App Store screenshot 4 of Stargazing Hub - Sky Live: Find Darker Skies

“Find Darker Skies”

App Store screenshot 5 of Stargazing Hub - Sky Live: Aurora Alerts

“Aurora Alerts”

App Store screenshot 6 of Stargazing Hub - Sky Live: Explore Lunar Landmarks

“Explore Lunar Landmarks”

App Store screenshot 7 of Stargazing Hub - Sky Live: Plan Tonight's Sky

“Plan Tonight's Sky”

App Store screenshot 8 of Stargazing Hub - Sky Live: New Images Daily

“New Images Daily”

App Store screenshot 9 of Stargazing Hub - Sky Live: Multi-Model Forecasts

“Multi-Model Forecasts”

App Store screenshot 10 of Stargazing Hub - Sky Live: Never Miss Meteors

“Never Miss Meteors”

A closer look at the screenshots

Screenshot 1 of Stargazing Hub - Sky Live: Know the Sky First
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A stargazing score appears with moon and air information.

Screenshot 2 of Stargazing Hub - Sky Live: Shoot the Night Sky
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An astronomy photo includes object labels and camera data.

Screenshot 3 of Stargazing Hub - Sky Live: See the Real Sky
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A horizon view labels planets and opens a constellation card.

Screenshot 4 of Stargazing Hub - Sky Live: Find Darker Skies
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A light pollution map covers a large region.

Screenshot 5 of Stargazing Hub - Sky Live: Aurora Alerts
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An aurora graphic names its forecast source.

Screenshot 6 of Stargazing Hub - Sky Live: Explore Lunar Landmarks
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A labeled three dimensional moon fills the screen.

Screenshot 7 of Stargazing Hub - Sky Live: Plan Tonight's Sky
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A horizon simulation appears with suggested objects for the evening.

Screenshot 8 of Stargazing Hub - Sky Live: New Images Daily
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A photo feed includes institutional and community credits.

Screenshot 9 of Stargazing Hub - Sky Live: Multi-Model Forecasts
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A dense grid compares named weather models.

Screenshot 10 of Stargazing Hub - Sky Live: Never Miss Meteors
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A meteor shower chart compares viewing rate and moon interference.

About this app

Celestial events happening? Use Stargazing Hub! Stargazing Hub is a complete observing toolkit for astronomy enthusiasts, astrophotographers, and anyone starting to explore the night sky. It brings together a real-time star map, sky image recognition, observing forecasts, light pollution maps, satellite passes, and practical imaging tools so you can decide when to go out, where to observe, what to look for, and how to frame your shot. Why choose Stargazing Hub? · [Sky Image Recognition]: Analyze sky photos locally or online. Identify constellations, deep-sky objects, planets, and astronomical parameters to help you review your images and confirm target positions. · [Real-Time Star Map and AR Sky]: Explore constellations, constellation artwork, traditional star lore, the Milky Way, deep-sky objects, comets, meteor showers, satellites, and viewfinder overlays. Use the star map for planning, or overlay it on the real sky with AR. · [Real Observing Conditions]: Simulate light pollution, moonlight, twilight, horizon, terrain, and imaging conditions before you head out. For deep-sky targets, switch DSS layers to check background context and plan composition. · [Viewfinder and Mosaic Planning]: Calculate real fields of view from cameras, lenses, telescopes, eyepieces, binoculars, and smart telescopes. Plan and export mosaic panels for wide deep-sky targets. · [Stargazing Index Forecast]: Compare hourly observing quality using cloud cover, transparency, seeing, moonlight, wind, humidity, and more, so you can choose better observing windows. · [Astronomical Calendar]: Track sunrise, sunset, moonrise, moonset, moon phases, Milky Way visibility, moonless windows, meteor showers, planets, comets, and other events. · [Maps and Environment]: Check global light pollution, stargazing index maps, aurora maps, weather forecasts, air quality, and sunrise or sunset glow forecasts. · [Satellites and Space Station]: View real-time positions, brightness estimates, and pass predictions for the Chinese Space Station, Starlink, and other satellites. · [Astrophotography Tools]: Use calculators for night-sky photography, guiding accuracy, equivalent focal length, polar scope simulation, and red-light mode. Download Stargazing Hub and keep your star map, forecasts, recognition tools, and imaging helpers in one place. ------------------------------------------------------- Subscription Service Details: 【Ad-Free Annual Subscription】 - Subscription Period: 1 month - Subscription Price: 3.99 USD per month 【Ad-Free Quarterly Subscription】 - Subscription Period: 3 months - Subscription Price: 9.99 USD per 3 months 【Ad-Free Annual Subscription】 - Subscription Period: 1 year - Subscription Price: 29.99 USD per year - Payment: Once the user confirms the purchase and completes the payment, the charge will be recorded to the iTunes account. - Cancellation: To cancel the subscription, please manually turn off the auto-renewal at least 24 hours before the current subscription expires via 【Settings】 > 【Apple ID, iCloud, iTunes & App Store】 > 【Subscriptions】. - Renewal: The iTunes account will be charged within 24 hours before the subscription expires, and upon successful deduction, the subscription period will be extended according to the chosen plan. - Privacy Policy: https://laysky.com/en/privacypolicy.html - Terms of Service: https://laysky.com/en/useragreement.html - Ad-Free Service Agreement: https://laysky.com/en/subscription.html For any issues with the client, please send an email to twtams@163.com for support. We always value your feedback; your questions and suggestions are our motivation to improve. Thank you for your support of StarGazing Hub.

Headlines in this set

10 screenshots · 10 with a headline

  1. “Know the Sky First”

    'Know the Sky First' makes advance awareness the opening benefit.

  2. “Shoot the Night Sky”

    'Shoot the Night Sky' introduces photography as the activity.

  3. “See the Real Sky”

    'See the Real Sky' frames the view as corresponding to the user's surroundings.

  4. “Find Darker Skies”

    'Find Darker Skies' makes low light location search the practical goal.

  5. “Aurora Alerts”

    'Aurora Alerts' directly identifies the notification subject.

  6. “Explore Lunar Landmarks”

    'Explore Lunar Landmarks' presents the moon as a navigable place.

  7. “Plan Tonight's Sky”

    'Plan Tonight's Sky' gives observation a specific near term schedule.

  8. “New Images Daily”

    'New Images Daily' states the refresh cadence.

  9. “Multi-Model Forecasts”

    'Multi-Model Forecasts' identifies comparison across forecast sources.

  10. “Never Miss Meteors”

    'Never Miss Meteors' makes an absolute opportunity claim.

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