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    Night Vision

    Night Vision

    Night Vision is a "planetarium" program written in Java

    Night Vision is a "planetarium" program that will display the heavens from any location on earth. Viewing options allow the user to control which sky objects to display, which font to use, and manipulation of various star parameters. Time may be set to run at multiple speeds, including backwards. Star charts may be printed. Night Vision is written in Java, allowing it to run on all major desktop systems (includes PCs, Macs, Linux, ...).
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    Sky simulator for Ascom & Alpaca & Indi

    Sky simulator for Ascom & Alpaca & Indi

    Sky simulator for Ascom using an artificial sky or online DSS images.

    Sky Simulator for ASCOM, Alpaca and Indi is a software program designed to simulate an astronomical camera mounted on a computer-controlled telescope. The camera displays images of the night sky based on the telescope pointing-at position and is affected by exposure time and focuser position. The images can be created artificially or using the online deep sky survey.
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