Orbital Monitor

Orbital Monitor

MESUT KILINC
¤8.00

App information

Version
2.9
Download size
35.22MB
First released
2026-08-29
Developer
MESUT KILINC
Bundle ID
com.aurora.orbital
Category
Education (155,215)

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About

From the App Store Source
The Universe in Real-Time Orbital Monitor is a high-precision astronomy and Earth visualization app that allows you to explore our planet and the cosmos with scientific accuracy. Experience a seamless journey from Earth’s surface to the deepest reaches of space in one immersive interface. Explore Earth Dynamic Day-Night Cycle: Observe real-time illumination and Earth's rotation based on the Sun’s true position. Global Weather Data: Track conditions across 235 curated weather points worldwide. Geological Landmarks: Explore 958 major volcanoes integrated into the interactive map. Into the Deep Space Explore a vast celestial database rendered with cutting-edge technology: 10,000+ Stars: Navigable star map with accurate positions and magnitudes. 235 Nebulae: Deep space structures brought to life with advanced 3D Displacement Mapping. 90 Black Holes & 7 Pulsars: Locate and learn about the universe's most extreme and mysterious objects. Real-Time Planetary Motion: Watch the Solar System move with absolute orbital precision. Time Travel Simulate the past or predict the future. Move forward or backward in time to observe celestial alignments, planetary conjunctions, and orbital shifts with a single tap. Orbital Monitor blends scientific datasets with stunning modern visualization, offering a unified experience that connects Earth and the infinite cosmos.

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Who made it?

The developer is MESUT KILINC, and the app identifier is com.aurora.orbital.

When was it first released?

It was first released on 2026-08-29, according to our own database record.

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