Which mobile phone starry sky software works well? Two Star software recommendations are introduced in detail.

Which software works well? Today, Bian Xiao recommended a good starry sky software for everyone. Come and have a look ~

Starwalk 2:

Have you ever looked up at the starry sky, hoping to know exactly the bright and shining star in the sky tonight? Starwalk is very easy to use. Just point your mobile phone at the night sky, and thousands of stars, satellites and comets are at your fingertips. This software is simple and gorgeous, combining astronomical data with the latest technology to show the real-time night sky seen above your position. When you happen to find yourself in a perfect stargazing position far away from the city lights, your eyes are used to the darkness, and the soft red with special protection will make everything different. From the original constellation map drawn by ancient astronomers to the latest 3D model of the famous nebula launched by Brunswick University of Science and Technology, all the space special effects are in this software, which will make you feast your eyes.

Google starry sky:

Google Sky Map is a starry sky observation application software launched by Google. It is like a miniature astronomical telescope, which takes you to look up at the stars and explore the mysteries of the universe. At present, Google Sky Map can view various celestial bodies, including stars, constellations, galaxies, planets and the moon, allowing users to freely set which celestial bodies to display. Google Sky Map relies entirely on the mobile phone's built-in Global Positioning System (GPS) and accelerator. By using your position accurately, including the direction you are facing, the tilted position of your mobile phone, etc. It can show you the sky map of your current position, and the sky map will follow your direction. Turn on the mobile phone network or GPS, turn on Google Sky, and you will see the starry sky in the direction of the mobile phone. Swing the position of the mobile phone, you can see the starry sky in different sky positions. When the phone is horizontally down, you can see the "bottom of the sky", which is the starry sky under your feet. When the mobile phone is horizontally upward, you can see the sky overhead, which is the "zenith". By the same token, you can see the north by pointing the mobile phone vertically to the north, and so can other directions. Of course, you can click on the screen, select "Manual Mode" in the lower right corner, and use manual touch directly.