Published by Astrovisuals
1. Prepared by famous celestial cartographer Wil Tirion, they present the entire sky in the form of 18 charts, 16 covering the equatorial region of the sky (8 each side of the celestial equator) and one for each of the Polar Regions. * Stars down to sixth magnitude; double and variable stars included. * All Messier objects, plus many NGC and IC catalogue objects. * Auto detection of your location and presentation of the chart containing the sky directly overhead. * Choice of positive charts (white on black, recommended to preserve night vision) or negative (black on white – easier to read and better for daytime use. * Charts can shown north up or south up to match your location. * Search charts by constellation or major star name.
2. Not a planetarium-type app suitable for beginners, but rather a very detailed series of charts of the night sky for observers using binoculars or a telescope.
3. These are serious Star Charts!
4. Basic default maps show constellation names, constellation lines and major star names only. * Constellations boundaries for all 88 constellations. * Grid lines and co-ordinates for every hour of Right Ascension and 10º of Declination.
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Can I download Star Charts for free?
Yes! You can Download Star Charts by Wil Tirion from official sites for free using our site.
Can I use Star Charts on PC?
It is easy to use the Star Charts by Wil Tirion app on PC and it works on Windows and MAC. A free tutorial is available to help you get started.
