Night Sky

Hold your phone up to the night sky and see what you are looking at. Stars, planets, the Moon, constellations and the space station are named in real time, right where they are. WHAT YOU CAN DO FOR FREE • A live sky map that follows your phone: over 5,000 stars, 88 constellations, the Sun, the Moon, the planets and the Milky Way • Tap any bright dot to learn what it is: distance, brightness, rise and set times, and a short plain-language description • Search a star, planet or constellation and follow the arrow to find it • Tonight: the best time to look from where you are, sky darkness, the Moon phase, the visible planets and a stargazing forecast from local weather • The space station: see it move across the map and get its visible passes over you, with a reminder 10 minutes before • A sky calendar for the year ahead: eclipses (with whether you can see them from your place), meteor showers, oppositions, close pairings of the Moon and planets, equinoxes and solstices, each with an optional reminder • Evening notes that tell you when the stars come out and what to look for • A red night mode that keeps your eyes adjusted to the dark PREMIUM • Nova, your AI astronomer: ask anything about the sky or space and get a clear answer based on your own sky tonight, with Show in sky (400 questions a month) • Camera view: star and planet names drawn over your camera image • Time travel: see the sky at any date and time between 1900 and 2100, from an eclipse to your birthday • Deep sky: 110 nebulae, galaxies and star clusters on the map • Sky Pins: save stars and objects with your own notes Premium is a monthly or yearly subscription through Google Play. Prices are shown in the app before you subscribe, and you can cancel at any time in Google Play. NO ACCOUNT NEEDED There is no sign-up and no login. Your chats, pins and settings stay on your phone, and you can delete all your data from Settings at any time. Available in English, French, Spanish, German, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Hindi, Indonesian and Turkish.