It suits people who want to explore NASA mission and Earth-science data through interactive visualizations.
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Best Astronomy Apps 2026
Astronomy apps can help with sky viewing, object catalogs, learning, mission tracking, or telescope control. Compare catalog size and platform coverage, then consider whether AR sky view and offline access suit how and where you observe. Learning content and mission tracking offer other ways to explore the subject, while telescope control may matter for your equipment setup. Cosmic Watch, Night Sky, and Solar System Scope are among the apps shown. Free-plan availability and paid-from pricing add cost context as you compare capabilities. Focus on the features that match your interests, from identifying objects to following missions.
Solar System Scope
Solar System Scope suits people who want to explore celestial objects, view local night skies, or simulate skies from different times.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+2Cosmic Watch
Cosmic Watch may suit stargazers, outdoor adventurers, clock fans, and people learning about the solar system and Earth cycles.
AndroidiPhone & iPadMacSkyORB
SkyORB suits people interested in exploring the night sky, tracking satellites, and following astronomical events.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWindows+1Star Walk 2
Star Walk 2 may suit casual stargazers and people who want to learn about the cosmos while exploring a sky map.
AndroidiPhone & iPadCelestia may suit people who want to explore or visualize space across different platforms.
ISS Detector may suit people who want alerts and local details for visible ISS passes, with weather context before looking for a sighting.
Heavens-Above suits people looking for satellite pass predictions and sky charts.
It suits curious children and amateur astronomers who want to identify or explore objects in the sky.
Night Sky suits people who want to identify celestial objects and check local stargazing information.
It suits DWARFLAB telescope owners who want mobile telescope control alongside astrophotography, tracking, panorama, and time-lapse tools.
Singularity suits owners of Stellina, Vespera, or Hyperia who want to control telescope pointing, schedule observations, and organize images and observing plans.
SkyPortal suits people exploring the sky with an Android or iOS device, especially owners of compatible Celestron WiFi telescopes.
Spacecraft AR suits people who want to explore spacecraft models and mission information on a phone or tablet.