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If you are interested in a specific target such as a planet, a constellation, or a bright new comet, all you have to do is type its name into the Universal Search field. Starry Night makes it easy to locate the position of the Sun, and over 5 million other space objects-including all the planets and their moons, comets, asteroids, satellites, Messier objects, the complete NGC-IC catalog, and more. New User Interface & Universal Search Link New user interface with Universal Search for objects, Starry Night files, SkyGuide references, options, events, and more. Apollo landing site maps trace the footsteps and roving vehicle rides the astronauts took.Real or accelerated flight time experiences.Ability to zoom in on Earth and the Moon throughout flight.Inflight photos taken by the astronauts from spacecraft windows.Star sightings for simulated spacecraft alignment and guidance.Inbound/Outbound and Ascent/Descent trajectories for authentic reenactment.Accurate, 3-D models of the Apollo Spacecraft, including Saturn V, Command Service Module and Lunar Module.Interactive Multimedia SkyGuide Tour of the historic Apollo Lunar Program."Generations remember Neil Armstrong's 'one small step for man,' and with Starry Night Apollo, millions of space enthusiasts are able to vicariously experience these important space missions with precise, true-to-life simulations." "The historic Apollo missions are an indelible part of the American experience and psyche," said Seth Meyers, COO of Simulation Curriculum Corp.
By leveraging the sophisticated technology that powers all Starry Night software, Starry Night Apollo allows space enthusiasts to view the moon and celestial objects just as they appeared decades ago - emulating the Apollo crew's actual space travel experience. The lunar trajectories of the nine Apollo missions, which flew to the Moon and back during the 1960's and 1970's, were calculated by analyzing official archived NASA data. Starry Night Pro Plus 7 accurately simulates the trajectory of nine Apollo missions, including Apollo 11 landing on the moon, July 20th, 1969!
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