Realistic Pocket Observatory. You will show the current night sky for anywhere in the world and any time of day. Among the utilities - the choice of location (you can use your current location as determined by the function A-GPS, or ask any other city), search function, stars, constellations and planets, and the timeline. For each object on the celestial sphere accessible brief background information. The most interesting feature is the ability to monitor in real-time events such as the solar eclipse. Unfortunately, the built-in database of such events in the program is missing, so in order to see the eclipse, you need to self-enter the desired date and place where the eclipse would like to see. As an example, the screenshot shows the last total solar eclipse in August 2008. Small objects on the stellar card is not visible, so the comet Halley could not see. The program can be used as a textbook in the study of astronomy, as well as a reference in space policies such as Galactic Civilization or Master of Orion. I've always been curious to know where the devil had gaming destiny.
