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displays the current sunlit-side of the Earth in an icon. You also have the option to show the Earth as seen from a point in space directly over where you live, so you can view the advancing and retreating shadow traverse the globe. You can specify the icon's title to show the current time and/or date in several different formats and in 56 languages, and you can alter the icon's background color and rotation direction. EarthSun even adjusts automatically for daylight savings/summer time for users in the United States, the UK, and Europe.By double-clicking the EarthSun icon, a screen displaying your local Sun and Moon rise and set times is presented. You may print this info, and perform multi-day calculations for any range of dates.EarthSun can show an analog clock either by itself or super-imposed on top of the Earth icon. Three alarms are also available to remind you of important appointments. The software can also be a talking clock/calendar (if you have a sound card). This feature will "speak" the time and/or date whenever you want it to, and it can also play WAV files at specified intervals.

tells you how much you would weigh on the moon or any planet in the solar system. Explorer Weight also displays engrossing facts about the moon and the planets.

is an astronomy software for students in grades 3 to 8 that uses questions, math, and pictures from the Hubble Space Telescope and other NASA probes, to explore our solar system. You are the Principle Investigator (PI) for the Hubble Space Telescope. Your task is to explore the solar system. You can select from any of the five Science Instruments on the Hubble Space Telescope. Each instrument can determine useful info about our solar system.The software can be timed or self-paced, providing insight into 14 subject areas on the solar system, comprising planets, moons, rings, asteroids and comets.

calculates sunrise, sunset, moonrise, moonset and percentage of full moon for any location for any date. Comes with an easy point-and-click calendar and a starter database of over 250 cities worldwide, or you can enter your own info. Displays a 24 timezone world clock, handles daylight savings time and 30 minute offset timezones, and comes with a wind/barometer weather forecaster and a calculator for heat index, wind chill and dew point.

allows you to to effortlessly process astronomical FITS (Flexible Picture Transport System) format pictures. You can load and show FITS frames, perform aperture photometry of stellar items, and create intensity profiles within the frame. FITS Imager 2000 comes with the ability to flip a picture vertically and horizontally, save it in BMP format, and create a negative.

integrates a calendar with a world map to allows you to to calculate sunrise, sunset, moonrise, moonset, and lunar phase without asking you to enter any latitude or longitude values. You just click the calendar to specify a date and the map for a location, and the software creates your celestial report. The map also features as a world clock. You just click anywhere on the map to obtain the current local time at that location. Focus On Today also offers private reminders, daily quotations, and greetings, and supports more than one users. You double-click the calendar to edit your reminders, and a menu allows you to select daily quotations from a lot of topics (humor, science, vocabulary, and many more). In addition, you can create and author your own group of quotations.

allows you to to customize star system with different celestial bodies, comprising planets and moons, and run a simulation. The software uses the actual bitmaps (if known and available) of the planets in our system, enabling you to modify nearly anything about them: mass, coordinates, velocity, inclination, rotation, and so on. You can also create an AVI recording of your simulation, launch probes from different planets, and attempt to land on other planets as well as orbit them.

allows you to play with "what if" ideas about gravity and gravitational systems. Gravitorium is not intended as a serious solar system simulator, though its accuracy is adequate over modest periods of time (around a hundred years). It is, however, quite suitable for getting a general impression of the likely course of events in a particular planetary system. Best of all, the software enables you to effortlessly customize systems, edit existing ones, set the start date, adjust several settings (speed, center, width, and many more), and show different statistics (velocity, distances, and so on).

is an astronomy software that allows you to to plot the night sky for any time and location. The software displays all stars to about magnitude 12, as well as all nine planets, the Moon, Sun, and the moons of Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. It also shows the phases of the Moon and inner planets, solar and lunar eclipses, rings of Saturn, and minor planets and comets. Hallo Northern Sky comes with the ability to use the GSC (Guide Star Catalog) as well as the USNO CD-ROM databases with a magnitude of about 15. You can familiarize yourself with the night sky using the complete SAO star catalog (250,000 stars), the complete SAC 7.1 deep-sky database (10,000 items), and the deep-sky help file (about 1,000 A4 pages of deep-sky details of over 2,000 celestial bodies). In addition, the Tycho-1, Tycho-2, Hipparcos, and PPM star databases can be downloaded from the software's Web site. The software comes with the ability to alter colors and fonts, searching and printing abilities, the ability to copy data to the Clipboard, and screen flipping and saving abilities.

is an astronomy software that allows you to to plot the night sky for any time and location. The software displays all stars to about magnitude 12, as well as all nine planets, the Moon, Sun, and the moons of Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. It also shows the phases of the Moon and inner planets, solar and lunar eclipses, rings of Saturn, and minor planets and comets. Hallo Northern Sky comes with the ability to use the GSC (Guide Star Catalog) as well as the USNO CD-ROM databases with a magnitude of about 15. You can familiarize yourself with the night sky using the complete SAO star catalog (250,000 stars), the complete SAC 7.1 deep-sky database (10,000 items), and the deep-sky help file (about 1,000 A4 pages of deep-sky details of over 2,000 celestial bodies). In addition, the Tycho-1, Tycho-2, Hipparcos, and PPM star databases can be downloaded from the software's Web site. The software comes with the ability to alter colors and fonts, searching and printing abilities, the ability to copy data to the Clipboard, and screen flipping and saving abilities.

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