LunarPhase |
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| Publisher:
Night Sky Observer |
| Date added:08-Jun-2007 |
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| File size:
Unknown
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| Language:
English
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| License:
Shareware - Time Limit
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| Price :$ 24.95 |
| OS :
Windows 98/NT/2000/ME/XP/VISTA
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| UpdateDate : 08-Jun-2007 |
| Requirements :
No special requirements
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LunarPhase Information |
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LunarPhase is a utility
for Win 95/98/NT which provides rising, transit and setting times for both
the Moon and Sun, start and end times for Civil, Nautical and Astronomical
twilight and a range of information on the Moon and, to a lesser degree,
the Sun, graphically displaying the current phase of the moon (in real
time), its age, percentage illuminated, distance, position, apogee and
perigee, circumstances of lunar eclipses and the times and dates of the
major lunar phases for the selected month and year.
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1.
LunarPhase Pro Version 3 [Digital Download]
18/Jul/2005
Reviewer:
Astronomy application that provides realtime information on the moon a wide range of Moon observation planning tools and an interactive moon atlas. It also allows you to record your own observations and build a database of notes and images.
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2.
LunarPhase Lite
17/Nov/2004
Reviewer:
LunarPhase Lite is a simple application that provides basic information about the Moon and Sun and is of use to photographers, fishermen, gardeners, military, amateur astronomers, astrologers and financial people.
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LunarPhase Pro Version 3 CDROM
01/Oct/2002
Reviewer:
Astronomy application that provides realtime information on the moon a wide range of Moon observation planning tools and an interactive moon atlas. It also allows you to record your own observations and build a database of notes and images.
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4.
LunarPhase
08/Jun/2007
Reviewer:
Displays realtime lunar phase with lunar/solar rise/set times
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5.
JupSat Pro
14/Feb/2005
Reviewer:
JupSat Pro provides a range of information on Jupiter and it's satellites, graphically displaying the Jovian system
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