Description
KStars FOR LINUX
KStars is a must-have Desktop Planetarium for all astronomy enthusiasts using KDE. This exceptional application offers a precise graphical representation of the night sky, allowing users to explore celestial wonders from any location on Earth, at any given date and time.
The impressive display of KStars features an extensive database including 130,000 stars, 13,000 deep-sky objects, all 8 planets, the Sun and Moon, as well as numerous comets and asteroids. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced stargazer, KStars provides an immersive and educational experience.
Technical Specifications:
- Accurate graphical simulation of the night sky
- 130,000 stars
- 13,000 deep-sky objects
- All 8 planets, the Sun and Moon
- Thousands of comets and asteroids
Key Features:
- Intuitive interface for easy navigation
- Customizable viewing options for personalized experience
- Detailed information on celestial objects for educational purposes
- Real-time updates for accurate astronomical data
Experience the wonders of the universe with KStars FOR LINUX, a powerful planetarium software designed to enhance your knowledge and appreciation of the cosmos. Best of all, KStars FOR LINUX is available for FREE, making it accessible to all astronomy enthusiasts.
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User Reviews for KStars FOR LINUX 7
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KStars FOR LINUX provides a stunningly accurate simulation of the night sky. Perfect for stargazing enthusiasts and students alike.
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KStars is absolutely amazing! The detailed simulation of the night sky is breathtaking and educational.
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I love using KStars! It's intuitive, packed with information, and makes stargazing so much more enjoyable.
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This app is a game changer for astronomy enthusiasts! The depth of information is truly impressive.
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KStars brings the universe to my desktop! I've learned so much about stars and planets. Highly recommend!
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An incredible tool for both beginners and experts. KStars provides an immersive experience of the cosmos!
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Fantastic app! The graphics are stunning, and the vast amount of celestial data is simply remarkable!