1. Having a degree in computer science, a number of courses in astronomy and physics and over 4 decades as an amateur astronomer and avid astrophotographer doesn't seem to help make good use of Stellarium.Idk if this version has been discontinued or not, that would be too bad.
2. i will really appreciate if the developer consider these points.its ok to find out where clusters or stars or what ever are, but when you use the sensor mode to look around, it faces south while you are actually facing the opposite direction.
3. So, every time you start it, you must restore the many menu choices, zoom, time/date if not current time, etc.. etc.. to mostly the very same as you did last/every time!The map is impossible to move around.
4. Forgets all your setting up every time its closed!! only thing I found persistent was city/country (good thing as took 9 tries to enter it).
5. The newer do provide many useful features, but I find this version cleaner, easier to navigate, and lines are narrower.
6. Trying to zoom, center and rotate to a specific point in the sky is incredibly frustrating to the point where I bought it and within an hour I just went back to using Google Sky Map.
7. Drag sky to change time function is extremely helpful.
8. I would have rated it 5 stars, but there are little things that I would want to be added to the app, considering it has to be bought.
9. Too often do I find myself unable to reach my PC to use the Stellarium software to see what part of the sky does my astrophotography setup see.
10. this mobile version is good, but has some frustrating points.
11. Time and location is correct by GPS.Have used this app for many years.
Please cancel my subscription