App Detail » APOD NASA Widget & Photos

Published by: Velocity Raptor Incorporated

+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad

Price: FREE!
Current Version: 3.0.3
Released: February 18, 2009

What's New

Bug fixes and stability improvements.

App Description

Introducing APOD, the ultimate iOS app that brings the wonders of the universe to your fingertips with the NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day. Immerse yourself in the beauty and mystery of space with daily images and information provided directly by NASA. Whether you're an avid astronomer or simply a space enthusiast, APOD offers a unique glimpse into the cosmos with high-quality images and detailed descriptions.

Experience the universe like never before with features designed to enhance your exploration. From viewing today's APOD to discovering past treasures in the NASA image archive, APOD makes it easy to search, share, and dive deep into the details of each celestial phenomenon. Plus, with a home screen widget, the latest APOD is always just a glance away.

Key Features:

• Daily Updates: View the latest NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day every day.
• Home Screen Widget: Get instant access to today's APOD right from your home screen.
• Image Archive: Explore previous APODs and search the NASA image archive for specific images.
• Detailed Information: Learn about the science and stories behind each image with comprehensive descriptions.
• Share & Wallpaper: Share your favorite space images with friends or set them as your wallpaper.
• Universal Compatibility: Enjoy APOD on iPhone, iPad, and Apple Silicon Macs for a seamless experience across devices.

APOD is more than just an app; it's a portal to the stars, offering an educational and inspiring journey through the universe. With its user-friendly design and rich feature set, APOD brings the beauty of space to the palm of your hand. Download APOD today and start your daily exploration of the cosmos!

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