Solar and Lunar Eclipses - Solar Eclipses
Total-annular solar eclipses processed by the program are comprised between 1900 and 2100 (exactly 287 eclipses from May 28th, 1900 to September 4th, 2100).
The program gives the times of the phases (initial, central and final) and the geographical coordinates where it is possible to observe those circumstances of the eclipse
Star Pilot is a full featured sky-mapping program for the Palm Computing platform. It has the ability to plot stars, planets, and Messier objects in a standard skymap format
Star Pilot Advanced is the premier bundle of MEW3's and our products designed for every type of astronomer. It includes the following:
Star Pilot - The most full featured program on the market for the Palm Computing Platform
Star Pilot Platinum offers every astronomy related product produced by Star Pilot Technologies and MEW3 software. It contains the following:
Star Pilot - The most full featured program on the market for the Palm Computing Platform
Star Pilot Plus is a bundle of MEW3's and our products designed for backyard astronomers. It includes the following:
Star Pilot - The most full featured program on the market for the Palm Computing Platform. Star Pilot has a database of almost 1500 stars and 88 constellations as well as the ability to plot the position of planets, the sun, and the moon in the sky
Sun & Moon is a bundle of two general purpose astronomy applications, Sol! II & Moon Info! While both are extremely valuable tools for astronomers, they are also well suited for everyday use
SunFly - allows computation of sunrise and sunset observed from an aircraft.
With SunFly, mainly an application for aviators, you can exactly predict not only time but also the position of sunrise or sunset.
Insert two waypoints with its coordinates and the respective estimated time over (ETO), the flight level and SunFly does the rest
TealInfoDB: Messier Objects - a catalog of the Messier Objects listing RA, declination, visual magnitude and other handy information when viewing these astronomical wonders
