AstroRender
This draws 40,000 stars (complete up to magnitude 8) with fairly realistic brightness simulation, and lets you rotate and zoom.
Its not a useful astronomy program--nothing is labeled, there are no planets or deep-space objects, and the horizon is not shown--but it can be relaxing to zoom among the stars and try to identify constellations.
I made this while trying to figure out how to best render stars, as part of my work on a much more serious (and still free) astronomy app.
If you dont enjoy it, just delete it.
If you find a bug, let me know.
Its not a useful astronomy program--nothing is labeled, there are no planets or deep-space objects, and the horizon is not shown--but it can be relaxing to zoom among the stars and try to identify constellations.
I made this while trying to figure out how to best render stars, as part of my work on a much more serious (and still free) astronomy app.
If you dont enjoy it, just delete it.
If you find a bug, let me know.
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