Astromist: The Essential Star Map for Your Journey to the Beginning of Space and Time
Posted: October 2, 2010 Filed under: accessory manufacturers, Astromist, Astromist Software, astronomy, astronomy equipment, entertainment, telescope accessories | Tags: 18000 deep sky objects, 2.5 million stars, Astromist, Astromist Software, Journey to the Beginning of Space and Time, PC-based planetarium program, star map, time machine to the stars Leave a comment »
Your star map to the universe
Before beginning your “Journey to the Beginning of Space and Time” pick up a copy of Astromist by Astromist Software. An essential star map in your palm or pocket, Astromist is a versatile software application for Palm-based computers that shrinks the power of a PC-based planetarium program into a palm-sized form perfect for the road. Astromist plots up to 2.5 million stars and more than 18,000 deep sky objects, and then displays them in an easy to read format on charts ranging from the whole-sky to smaller eye-piece close-ups. Astromist also shows the position of the moon, planets, and some of the comets in the solar system, and lets you maneuver your time-machine-to-the-stars using Bluetooth or infrared controls.
