Starry Night is a planetarium software for viewing and observing stars, planets, moons, comets and any type of object in the sky above us. This program is available for both Mac and Windows platforms, and in this post, we have included the Mac version for users. By using this software, the map of the sky is in your hands. You can easily start working with this program with a little basic information and get very exciting information about thousands of stars and celestial objects. In addition to its up-to-date and complete information, this program has a complete set of real images of celestial bodies, which will double the excitement of this observation.

In the new versions of this program, a special focus has been placed on amateur astronomy and various features have been considered for this category of users. One of the interesting and exciting features of this software is the proper connection with telescopes that have goto headquarters, by means of goto, the aperture of the telescope can be automatically turned towards the desired celestial body, and for this, the amateur astronomer will not need to do anything. It just gives the desired mass to goto and the telescope aims the telescope aperture towards the desired mass by means of an automatic motor. Now the Starry Night software has made this process even easier, with this program you can select the object you want in the software and by making sure that the cable connection between the telescope and the computer is established with just one click, the telescope aperture can be directed to the object you want. It is set and you can easily monitor it. Starry Night was originally developed by Sienna Software and is now owned by  Simulation Curriculum .

Features and features of Starry Night software:
 Realistic representation of the night sky
Has complete information of thousands of different stars
Show the night sky from any part of the earth or any part of the solar system, near the Milky Way or the local cluster of galaxies.
Display of past and present historical information of thousands of years from the past of the stars in the sky
The possibility of making animations of the temporal changes of celestial bodies
Display the current position of sky objects, satellites and international space stations
Control telescopes that have goto headquarters through the interface cable
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required system
Windows
32-bit or 64-bit operating system
Windows 10
1 GHz or higher processor
1 GB of RAM
12 GB of hard disk space
128 MB OpenGL 1.4 capable graphics card
Minimum recommended monitor resolution of 1024 x 768 pixels.
Macintosh
macOS 10.10+
1 GHz or higher processor
1 GB of RAM
12 GB of hard disk space
128 MB OpenGL 1.4 capable graphics card
Minimum recommended monitor resolution of 1024 x 768 pixels.


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