What are your top 3 favorite astronomy apps in 2024? Mine in no particular order: 1. Stellarium + 2. Astrospheric 3. ASIAIR

Experimenting with adding enlarged nebulae images in their correct positions in the sky for Stellarium VR.

My occultation image inspired me to have another go at Mars. This is the best I've ever got and, comparing to the Stellarium image from the same time, shows the smudges are real not just rubbish processing Never gonna be a @peachastro or @tw__astro but I'll settle for that

Callanish Stones, viewed in Stellarium VR. Still experimental.

Stellarium VR is now released for Oculus Quest: https://t.co/BvITIY1mAO #Stellarium #VR #Oculus

Hi guys @StellariumDev @StellariumLabs This archaeologist @LD_daofeichang used multiple cultural relics (from ancient China and ancient Egypt) in conjunction with Stellarium to investigate and verify celestial phenomena and historical events that occurred on April 15, 16317

Exciting news! We're hard at work on a VR version of Stellarium Mobile, and it's coming soon to Oculus Quest 2 and 3. 🌟 If you've got a headset, why not join the alpha testing and be part of the journey? We'd love your feedback! https://t.co/kMwOamWfpn

A nice recap on the recent use of Stellaris inside the 25m Jena Planetarium dome, by Susanne Hoffmann.

The show was driven by archeoastromer Georg Zotti, who presented an experimental version of Stellarium that he developed for his research on ancient skies. The audience consisted of a mix of Cultural Astronomers gathered from all the continents and general public from the city.

Yesterday evening I saw Stellarium running in the 25m planetarium dome of Jena, Germany. It's in this city that Zeiss performed the first unofficial planetarium show exactly 100 years ago, in 1923.

هذا المقطع وأمثاله ينتج ببرمجة نصية على ستيللاريوم للأجهزة المكتبية stellarium scripting لتحميل آخر نسخة محدثة من ستيللاريوم مجانا للويندوز والماك واللينكس: https://t.co/WoEnDOttcr البرنامج النصي لإنتاج هذا الفيديو:

Next Issue 9.1 goes to Gobekli Tepe with Alistair Coombs' research on the twin god theme used to define celestial luminaries, divisions of space & the seasons: ✨Chips off the Block: Twin Symbolism in the Emergence of Neolithic Monuments and Cosmology (£) https://t.co/SksYGXtjMN

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At the ISAAC/SIAC “Oxford-12" conference on Cultural Astronomy in La Plata, Argentina, on Monday, Oct 31, we finally celebrated the long-expected release of Stellarium 1.0 while version 1.1 was already published. (pict.: Georg Zotti on behalf of the Stellarium Team)