Look At The Stars

Look At The Stars

Discover your sky. Explore space in 3D.

A stargazing app. Coming soon to iPhone, iPad & Apple TV.

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EXPLORE IN 3D

Explore space.
With your fingers.

Double-tap to travel. Pinch to move closer. Orbit worlds and discover their moons in a real-time 3D universe.

Actual iPhone Globe view of Saturn and its moons, with native navigation controls.

A little curiosity. An extraordinary journey.

01 / DISCOVER THE SOLAR SYSTEM

Saturn.
Worth the journey.

Drift toward Saturn’s rings. Discover the moons that orbit it.

Saturn and its sweeping rings, seen in the app against a rendered star field.
INOVE / Solar System Scope · CC BY 4.0

02 / MEET OUR STAR

The Sun.
A closer kind of wonder.

Get closer to the star that lights our days, from its glowing surface to its luminous corona.

The app’s visualization of the Sun, with an orange surface and luminous corona.
INOVE / Solar System Scope · CC BY 4.0

03 / EXPLORE HUMAN CURIOSITY

Life above Earth.
Closer than ever.

Discover the station’s modules and solar arrays, and the ingenuity that makes a home in orbit.

The International Space Station’s detailed 3D model in the app, including its modules and solar arrays.
NASA/JSC IGOAL
Actual iPhone My Sky screen with the Milky Way, catalogued stars, constellations, horizon and compass.

YOUR STARGAZING COMPANION

Your sky.
A whole new
perspective.

Based on your location. Explore your sky map, or identify stars and constellations through your phone’s camera in augmented reality (AR).

Real stars. Real positions.

Tap a star to discover its name and catalog identity. Its position comes from astronomical coordinates for your chosen time.

WHEN CURIOSITY BECOMES A PLAN

Plan your next
stargazing night.

What’s in your sky tonight?

Find meteor showers, stars, planets, and space-station passes from your observing place. Set an ISS reminder before a sunlit viewing window, so you know when to look up.

The app’s meteor-shower illustration, with shooting stars above mountains.Actual Release app view: Orionids meteor shower, best viewing October 21, 2026 at 5:15 AM, good viewing.

Your lunar eclipse tracker.

Find your best view of the next lunar eclipse. Explore suggested places, local viewing times, and interactive visibility maps. Follow the Moon’s phases with the lunar calendar.

Upcoming lunar eclipses in the app: the next eclipse card followed by another locally visible eclipse.

FOLLOW YOUR CURIOSITY

Far from ordinary.
Closer than you think.

Step inside the Milky Way with the Galaxyarium. Discover glowing nebulae, star clusters and distant galaxies.

The Great Orion Nebula in the app, with rose-colored gas and luminous stars. Captured from the Release iPad app.

KPNO/NOIRLab/NSF/AURA/Ryan Steinberg and Family/Adam Block
Source · CC BY 4.0

THE ORION NEBULA

Let the
universe
surprise you.

Explore Orion’s glowing clouds, where new stars are taking shape.

NARRATED TOURS

Learn by
exploring.

Step inside a space documentary. Narration and dynamic schematics bring the science to life in an immersive, real-time 3D simulation. Explore the Moon, Mars and other worlds at your own pace.

The app’s Mars landscape with Acidalia Planitia, Chryse Planitia, Syrtis Major Planum and Meridiani Planum labelled.
INOVE / Solar System Scope · CC BY 4.0
Ancient Mars · Illustrated tour preview

How rivers shaped Mars.

Scientific cross-section of an ancient Martian river: erosion removes rock upstream, flowing water transports sediment downhill, and grains settle in a basin.

LET THE UNIVERSE TELL YOU A STORY

A universe in your hands.
Or in your living room.

A personal adventure on iPhone and iPad. A shared experience on Apple TV.See space in vivid detail, with brighter HDR highlights on compatible displays.

Look At The Stars

Know when the journey begins.

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