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Ey, that's cool!
I don't know if it's easy or possible to take the position from de gps, but I think that it would be a great feature for this app in future releases... it's an idea... ;-)
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The Following User Says Thank You to hobbes For This Useful Post: | ||
From the original author's site:
http://nacho.princeton.edu/~walterfb/stars/
This is a program to display a map of the night sky. It is written purely in C and uses GTK+ widgets along with Gdk-Pixbuf. I used Glade for the interface design. I recommend it highly! Except for generating a small rotation matrix and some parameters, all math is integer based, allowing very fast display. At 16 bytes of memory per object, many objects can be loaded at once. Most graphics are antialiased.
Currently this program contains data for:
* 329321 stars(yale bright stars and the ACRS catalog) [points]
* 23011 galaxies(rc3 catalog) [yellow ellipses]
* about 10000 galaxy clusters(Abell and Zwicky catalogs) [light blue circles]
* 1151 galactic open clusters(Lund catalog) [grey circles]
* 160 galactic globular clusters(Monela et al) [blue crossed circles]
* Constellation boundaries(IAU 1873 standard) [green lines]
* Constellations [purple lines]
* Equatorial coordinate grid(15 min of RA by 5 deg of dec) [red grid]
* Princeton Pulsar Catalog [blue dots]
* Galactic and Ecliptic coordinate grids
* Planetary Nebula [green circles with points]
You will find it in the application catalog:
http://maemo.org/maemowiki/Applicati...d7b937f2b5b45c
Enjoy!
See attachment for a screenshot