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PlanetFun - v1.4.1 latest version is 1.4.1, release date 2020-12-02, and has size 123.9 MB.Developed by Omar Reis, PlanetFun - v1.4.1 requires Android version at least Android 4.4+. Therefore you must update your phone if necessary.

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Planet Fun is a 3D model of the solar system. It shows the Sun, Moon and 9 planets on a star background. The app was developed with Delphi, and runs on multiple platforms. App open source code is available at:

https://github.com/omarreis/vsop2013/tree/master/planetfun

Planet positions are calculated using VSOP2013 planet data, years 1500 to 3000 ( file vsop2013.p2000 )

Star background contains 42455 stars of the Hipparcos Input Catalogue, with optional constellation lines and names.

Program features:

* Solar system animation with configurable speed
* Choose camera target (Sun or planets)
* Set date/time between years 1500 and 3000
* Configurable camera distance-to-target
* Touch gestures: one finger pan, two finger zoom and two finger rotation
* Planet orbit dots. Each orbit is represented by 52 dots ( For the Earth, it is 1 dot per week)
* Star back ground, with constellation patterns.
* Solar system heliocentric axis (x and z)

video: https://www.tiktok.com/@omar_reis/video/6859411602031119622

- Moon realistic positions ( based on Astronomical Algorithms ) - Toolbar for camera manipulation