Published by First Light on 2015-07-16
What is KeckWatch?
KeckWatch is an app that allows users to explore the wonders of the universe through the lens of the two largest optical/infrared telescopes on Earth, operated by the W. M. Keck Observatory. With this app, users can stay up to date with the latest news and discoveries from the observatory, view the current status of each telescope, and explore thousands of stars, planets, galaxies, nebulae, and star clusters.
1. Sporting thousands of stars, all 8 (sorry, Pluto) planets, galaxies, nebula and star clusters, along with status updates and news from Keck Observatory you’ll learn where Orion might be, or what planet was shimmering above the house last night.
2. Keck Observatory, which operates the two largest optical/infrared telescopes on Earth from nearly 14,000 feet on Maunakea in Hawaii.
3. Since first science in 1993 they have become the two most scientifically productive telescopes on Earth.
4. With KeckWatch, you can share in their discoveries.
5. KeckWatch is brought to you by W.
6. •Zoom in on the planets, see Jupiter and her moons or the rings of Saturn.
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Or follow the guide below to use on PC:
Select Windows version:
Install KeckWatch app on your Windows in 4 steps below:
Download a Compatible APK for PC
| Download | Developer | Rating | Current version |
|---|---|---|---|
| Get APK for PC → | First Light | 4.33 | 20082 |
Download on Android: Download Android
- No internet required
- Up to date Keck news
- Current status of each telescope
- See where each telescope is currently aimed
- Stars shown with standard and traditional Hawaiian names
- Zoom in on planets, including Jupiter and Saturn
- See where other users with Beacons are located
- Compass aware
- Thousands of pinpoint stars
- Realistic ghostly band of the Milky Way
- Stories behind each constellation
- Viewpoint Lock keeps any planet centered
- Galaxies, nebulae, and star clusters
- Hubble Space Telescope images
- All 8 planets (Pluto is optional)
- GPS aware
- Red interface to preserve night vision
- "What's Up?" feature gives a quick overview of important celestial objects
- Touch the sky to reveal hidden data for each object
- Planetary data and information.
Great app!
Wow. Very cool.
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