How to use stars

1. Set coordinates/position: After opening the star map, the observed celestial bodies will be displayed from the user's perspective by default. You can manually set your current coordinates or search the city name to locate. Please turn on WIFI.

2. Menu selection: Click the menu button of Android phone to open the map menu of star map, and you can select four basic modes of solar system, star, constellation and messier objects from the celestial bodies in the night sky, and upgrade the popular rain, comet and scale stars under the list. Expanding the solar system is a paid module.

3. Planet selection: After selecting a celestial body module, you can enter the sub-item selection of the corresponding celestial body type. Here, Xiao Bian selected the celestial bodies in the night sky-planets, showing nine celestial bodies in the solar system, such as Mercury, Venus, Earth, Moon and Mars.

4. Observation angle: By default, the star map takes the user's perspective as the observation angle. For example, after locating your coordinates or city location, the picture displayed in the star map is equivalent to the starry sky when you look up at it. You can also move the starry sky by sliding your finger to switch positions.

5. 3D perspective: 3D perspective is to observe celestial bodies around the earth from the perspective of our planet. Click the menu button -3D perspective to switch to 3D perspective (when you are in the default viewing perspective, there is only the option of 3D perspective in the menu, and vice versa).