Sky Map in Real Time | Stelvision

An online sky map, easy to use to identify stars and planets. ... The Sky on 7 November 2021 at 7.00pm (New York City ). Easily locate the main stars and ... Welcometoyourcustomizedskymap… TheSkyon at ( ) Easilylocatethemainstarsandplanets,andobservethatalltheskyappearstorotatearoundPolaris,theNorthStar!So,thestarsriseandset,andtheappearanceoftheskychangesthroughoutthenight… Yourskymapisloading… Forreasonsofcompatibilitywithyourbrowser,youarecurrentlyviewinganoldversionoftheskymap;somefeaturesarethereforenotavailable.Youcanseethenewskymaphere. Ifyouhaveanydifficultiesviewingtheskymap,youcanviewtheoldversionhere. Didyouknow? Eachevening,thestarsreturntothesameplaceinthesky4minutesearlier.These4minutesrepresentthedifferencebetweenthelengthofaday(24hours)andthatofanearth’srotation(23hoursand56minutes).Scrolltheskydaybydaywiththenextdaybuttontoseethatthestarsarerisingalittleearliereachevening. Whyistheskyconstantlychanging? BecauseofthemovementsoftheEarth: AstheEarthrotatesonitself,weseetheskyscrollingasifwewereonaride:thewholeskyseemstoturnthehoursaroundapointnearPolaris,theNorthStar(centerofthemap).Thiscausesthe“rises”and“sets”ofthestars.Inaddition,thestrokeoftheEartharoundtheSunshowsusadifferentportionoftheskydependingonthetimeofyear. Becauseofthemovementsofthecelestialbodiesthemselves: TheSun,Moon,planets,haveaperceptiblemovementoverdays(orweeks)tothebackgroundofstarswhilestarsaresodistantthattheyappearstationaryinahumanlife. Doyouknowtheprintedversionofthisskymap? TheStelvision365SkyMapisahighqualityprintedversionsetonanaveragelatitudesuitableforlocationsbetween40°Nand55°N(includingCanada,mostoftheUSA,mostofEuropeandmuchofAsia).Itincludesarotatingdiscwhoseoperationisexactlythesameasthediscyouseeonthisscreen!Itisthereforevalidforalldaysoftheyearandallhoursofthenight.Thismapcanbetakenanywhere,nonetworkorbatteryproblem.Withitswellreadableformat,itsimpeccableprintandit’soptionalsmalllamp,itispleasanttouseandtooffer! AvailableontheShop Howtouseoutside:printthismap,andplaceitoveryourhead,directing“NorthernHorizon”tothenorth.Comparetotherealsky! AvailableinprintedversionUsethisstar-finderforfunandeasyexplorationofthesky! Learnmore