What's New in 1.3 MOON WATCHING • A new, natural sky. Day, twilight and night colors now come from a physical sky model, moonlight brightens the night sky, and the stars you see depend on how dark the sky is. • The Sun reddens near the horizon, glows in the sky and sits at its apparent (refracted) altitude. • Mountains on the outer dome's horizon now hide the Sun, the Moon, their trails and the tracked constellation when they go behind them. • Compass labels stand outside the outer dome, and the tracked constellation is drawn with thinner lines. • In the fisheye view, the Moon and the Sun stay round even at the edge of the screen. SOLAR SYSTEM • Saturn's rings are now tilted as on the real planet and lit from the correct side for the date. Since 2025 the Sun lights their south face, so seen from above the rings show their dark side, just like the real Saturn. • The time speed slider now moves in clear steps, from 1 minute to 30 days per second. LAYERS • Earth, Moon Watching and Solar System each have their own Milky Way brightness. FIXES • The view no longer jumps after zooming the outer dome, or while the camera turns back to a moving target. • Moon tracking no longer stops after zooming the outer dome.

Moon Watching - Follow a constellation: choose one in Sky Search and it is drawn in bold white lines. In the dome view it is projected onto the dome like a planetarium, with its real position shown faintly on the sky beyond. - Rising and setting, line by line: the constellation is cut exactly at the horizon. Once it has set, a marker shows where it is and how far below the horizon. - A new 3D target marker on the dome. - The Sun is now drawn as a glowing sphere, and it turns orange at sunrise and red at sunset in both views. - Smoother pinch zoom in the dome view, and no camera jump when turning to a chosen object. - New Target Marker switch in Layers. Sky Search - Sky Search is now free for everyone. Saving Favorites is part of Cosmoscape Full. - Names that match what you type come first; Recent and Favorites stay at hand. - Open a constellation to see its stars. Constellations - Choose your constellation figures: IAU (the figures used by the International Astronomical Union and Sky & Telescope) or Modern. IAU is the new default. Cities and settings - Mark up to 20 cities as favorites; the app opens at your top favorite. - Touch and hold a city to reorder it, then drag it left to delete. - Your display settings are now kept between launches. Each Layers panel has its own reset. Improvements and fixes - Planet View: the first planet fades in smoothly. - Solar System: the Moon's orbit guide no longer jumps or shows a step. - Earth: one-finger drag now follows your finger when the globe is upside down. - Earth: vertical rotation no longer stops after spinning the globe several times.

New in 1.1 - Sky Search in Moon Watching: find a named star, planet, constellation or deep-sky object by name, and the view follows it across the sky. A marker stays on it, even below the horizon. Open a constellation to list its stars. Your recent picks are kept, and with Cosmoscape Full you can save favorites. - Planet View in the Solar System: the camera slowly circles, tilts and zooms around one planet, then moves on to the next one you chose, at the interval you set. - Uranus now has clouds that turn with the planet. - In the fisheye view, the Sun and the Moon are marked and followed below the horizon. Their trails are now off by default. - Fixed: the Moon's orbit line in the Solar System no longer jumps while time runs. - Fixed: the outer dome camera no longer snaps when turning to an object far away.