Resumen

Calificación:
5.00
(4)
Versión:
1.80
Última actualización: 2026-04-04
Clasificación
#483,451 221
General

Características y capacidades

Deep sky astronomy & stargazing. Discover galaxies, nebulae, star clusters & Messier objects with stunning astrophotography. Your ultimate night sky telescope.

Welcome to Cosmic Deepsky, where the marvels of the universe come alive through the lens of your device – your very own magic telescope. We live on a planet cruising through space, surrounded by the vast expanse of the cosmos. The canvas of our existence extends far beyond the confines of our planet, stretching into the depths of the celestial sphere above and below.

By day, our atmosphere dances with the brilliance of sunlight, casting a cerulean glow upon the world. Yet, as night descends, a grand spectacle unfolds. Against the backdrop of darkness, myriad suns dot the heavens, weaving intricate constellations that have captivated humanity for millennia. Here, amidst the twinkling stars, lies the gateway to the deep sky – a realm where gas clouds and cosmic debris coalesce, painting celestial masterpieces with the strokes of light and gravity.

Among these wonders, stars congregate in clusters, while others journey across the galactic plane in majestic arcs. Supernovae remnants and planetary systems adorn the spiral arms of our Milky Way galaxy, a cosmic tapestry of stellar life. Yet, the deep sky knows no bounds, extending far beyond our galactic borders to distant neighbors like the Magellanic Clouds and the majestic Andromeda galaxy.

With Cosmic Deepsky, we invite you to peer into the depths of the universe like never before. Featuring the positions of the 4000 brightest and closest galaxies, alongside stunning real images of hundreds of them meticulously measured and oriented by hand, our app offers a unique window into the cosmic expanse. Delve into the depths of intergalactic space, where millions of galaxies beckon with their luminous allure, their distant light captured in mesmerizing astro-photographs.

Embark on a journey of discovery and wonder as we unveil the mysteries of the cosmos. Through Cosmic Deepsky, may you find inspiration and awe in the boundless beauty that surrounds us, igniting a newfound appreciation for the magical universe we call home.

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App
Por:
Celestial Dynamics AG
Calificación:
5.00
(4)
Versión:
1.80 Última actualización: 2026-04-04
Código de versión:
881027866
Fecha de creación:
2024-05-07
Dispositivos compatibles:
Tamaño:
114.02MB
Precio:
2.99
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Fuente:
Apple Apps Store
Datos ingeridos el:
2026-08-13
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Desarrollado por:
Celestial Dynamics AG
Apple Apps Store
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/cosmic-deepsky/id6444288149

Opiniones de usuarios

I was looking for a new lightweight astronomy app for daily use. After two weeks of test drive, I like it. I put all the fat astro apps in storage if needed for later. Take sometime to see which settings work best for you. With this app it is hard to justify pulling out one of my SCT‘s.
por Av*****, 2025-04-20

I have Luminos but I didn’t want to load almost a gigabyte on my cell and found Cosmic Deep Sky. This is ‘sharp’! ;-) I’m 72, retired in a retirement community where, and even if I could see much sky anyway, it’s cloudy most of the time. I gave away my small refrigerator so I use hunter’s binoculars with excellent optics and zoom. Cosmic Deep Sky solves that and gives even more power! ;-) Even with object celestial movement. This is a great tool and educational, all is a relatively small app. It’s fun both exploring the app and the sky/deep sky. This is fun!
por Er*****, 2024-08-24
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