![]() One impressive feature of the Stellarium Mobile Plus app is the high-definition photos of the moon, nebulae, and galaxies that can be viewed in detail. However, some objects are better presented than others. For example, the Orion Nebula are stunning when zoomed in on, whereas when zoomed in on the Pleiades, their nebulosity is blurred. (Image credit: Future) Stellarium Mobile Plus review: Additional features Some planets don’t appear as brightly lit as the stars, which differs from what you see in the night sky. Have you ever wanted to travel in time? Stellarium Mobile Plus has got you covered. There’s a clock showing the date and time to the lower left, which, when tapped, presents four arrow keys that enable you to control time and watch the motion of the stars over the course of an entire evening. But time travellers beware, the time controls can get a bit difficult to handle, and when overused can become unresponsive. We found it particularly difficult to return to the present moment after playing around with the time controls. Stellarium Mobile Plus is available on the Apple Store or the Play Store for $13.99. It’s worth noting that the original desktop version also works on a mobile browser, so if you have a great data package and want to save yourself money, this could be a good option.
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