LunarMap HD

by Omega Centauri Software


Education

1.49 usd



Many hi-res zoomable moon maps. Perfect for lunar viewing at the telescope.


Moon maps galore! Scroll, zoom and search through high resolution US Geological Survey and NASA maps. LunarMap HD is fun for anybody who wants to see and know more about earths lovely satellite and is a great companion for amateur astronomy observations through a telescope. Features of LunarMap HD include- Nearside and farside of the moon- Realistic US Geological Survey relief map (5120x5120 resolution)- Beautiful photographic maps from the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiters Wide Angle Camera (20480x20480)- Color-coded topological maps from both the USGS and NASA- Realtime terminator (shadow) line- Searchable labels for over 8950 craters, maria, mountains, valleys, Apollo landing sites and more, based on International Astronomical Union data; tap on feature for more information or to lookup in Wikipedia- Rotate and/or flip the map to match your telescopes eyepiece view, or for users in the southern hemisphere- Zoom with two fingers (multitouch devices only), on-screen buttons or volume keys- Customize colors, labels shown and other features- Optionally lock screen rotation or make it harder to change so you need to turn the device further than usual to rotate to prevent accidental screen rotations while observing- The maps are 2D. The nearside maps are projected to show a small portion of the farside, since libration can reveal a small portion of the farsideNote: To save app download time, maps other than the USGS relief nearside map involve an additional free in-app download, hence the Internet permission.1.41: Optimize for hi-res1.40b: Remove corrupted maps1.40: Speed and memory optimizations; new map format; new farside WAC map1.34: Higher resolution nearside WAC map1.32.2: Bug fix1.30: Modern UI1.21: Add some missing labels1.20: Optimization1.14: NASA Lunar Chart LMP; minor bug fixes and optimizations1.13: Nearside USGS Geologic Map (1971)1.12: option to turn off zoom buttons; fix terminator code1.11: Fix memory handling; astronaut-named features1.10: Add 7000+ satellite features

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HOW DO YOU ROTATE THE MOON???? Its the best app I've found to look at moon.i wished it was a little better when doing a zoom close in I'm always looking for inonomiles

James Westerfield

Excellent lunar map! Good levels of detail and very customizable with regard to the type and density of labels shown. Anyone using a telescope who is interested in identifying features on the Moon will find this very useful. Display can be flipped to match different telescope types. My only criticism is that even though the terminator is clearly shown it would be nice if the unlit side of the Moon could be shown dimmed rather than displayed at the same brightness as the lit side.

Antony Gibbons

Great. The wiki links are broken

Jason Light

Needs updating,stutters like a 1980's ford escort on a cold morning. Would purchase if updated. Tab A7.

Tyke Man

I use it to identify features on the moon and see what is on the terminator.

Robert Togni

An atlas for astronomers fit for purpose at eyepiece. Object descriptions could be fuller. Age of moon would be nice to go with terminator line.

Steve Lawrence

Useful and can be further improved

Dr. Nandkumar Kamat

Good maps. No red light night view option. Pros - Very much like that features are defined geographically by circles. Slider to set the density of labels is terrific. Cons - Apollo landing site labels, 6, are not viewable at full extent of moon view. Must zoom in to become viewable and thus lose spatial relation when viewing full moon. While a very nice app, it is unusable for me without red light night view.

Terra

Brilliant for use at the telescope eyepiece. Would be improved by a lunar 100/200 checklist and a integrated lunar calendar/terminator to enable planning of future observing sessions.

A Google user

Very Nice App .

Venom