Satellite Safari

Paid for this and the app refuses to let me download additional data files. This keeps failing. It suggests I get the data from the southern stars website. I cannot find anything there that even indicates it's a data file. I hope you enjoyed taking my money. Never again.

The search for name function is too weak. I searched for "hubble", "chandra", "vela" and "dsp", and got nothing. I had to search for "hst" and "cxo"; and I am sure the Vela satelites still are up there. So this function can be improved.

Keep crashing on LG G3 and not detecting internet connection.

Unable to use always crashed in opening

Makes it very easy to point my handheld antenna at amateur satellites, during portable operations.

I like the app, but Why this app needs access to my contacts?

Awesome stuff, 10 minutes and I've seen my 1st satellite

I check in with this app daily very accurate, just a fun app

Love showing people this app and kids are so amazed

Great app !

Terrific app for knowing were the satellites are.

I have to agree with the people criticizing the Dev. The apps are really good, but they charge a lot and release upgrades as "new" apps so you have to pay full price again. They blame Apple, but they're working Apple's policy for their benefit. I haven't seen any other app that does this, and these guys charge a lot to start with.

At all. Fails immediately on starting. 2nd generation Nexus 7. I'd like it to work. Failing that I should get a refund.

Recommendations, in order of importance: 1) Allow users to create their own groups of satellites to track, instead of only predefined groups, which can clutter the map with dozens of uninteresting satellites. 2) Get rid of that irritating warping effect on the ground view (or at least allow it to be disabled), and replace it with a standard map. 3) The upcoming orbits in the satellite data needs to be in table form, so it's quickly skimmable. Still, it's the best satellite tracker there is for the Android.

Great for tracking International Space Station, used on several Samsung devices , Meg phone and now Note Pro 12.1. Tracking information is as perfect as possible, the only thing that I can't be controlled is local weather conditions. The number of satellites in earth orbit is mind blowing. Now I'm using a Samsung Note 5, Note Pro 12 and A Samsung View, still a 5 star rating.

The best astronomy app ever. Love it and worth the money. It's miles better than any other android app and the only astronomy app you need.

If your into little dots of light crossing the sky this is it

Tracking satellite, view in the sky by an earth horizon

A perfect app. Can't think of any improvements.

Really interesting to identify satellites

Nice App

Excellent

You should have taken better care of your existing SkySafari customers when selling to Simulation Curriculum! Really bogus! You should be ashamed! I'm sure this app is abandoned as well, or you sold it to someone else who will charge us all over again. Do not support this greedy dev!

The fact you can just tap on a dot and find out a lot of information like height above or below the horizon and it also shows you a picture and a description of the satellite including launch date and launch site.

Picked up a sat with my 2M handheld first time out!

Have had this since it first came out. Last update caused problems on my tablet and others reported same. Tonight after redownlod it seems to be working again. Also checked satellite info and that is OK. Make sure you update satellite info after you install new update.

The app needs to support newer device with high resolution screens.

Makes it very easy to point my handheld antenna at amateur satellites, during portable operations.

Please keep updated with others interesting features..

Not very intuitive to use. Also very buggy on Samsung S4. Can never find my location, even with GPS on. Stops working upon opening at times. Would not recomemd.

Excellent info and graphics, lot's of options.

I love the app but suddenly it gives me license verification failed and closes all the time... I can't use it anymore! Buyer beware!

Don't buy products from this developer, they will stop supporting buggy product and try to make you buy a new version to get fixes.

Yes

FUN!

Awasome!"!

But I'm kinda disappointed because every time I search for a satellite it's says it cannot be found here's a list Chandra Soho Voyger 1 Vanguard 1 None of those are on here and the models are very inaccurate

Like a tiny Google maps that happens to pick up satellites and stars.

Satellite Safari is a great app; glad I bought it. Using the intuitive menus, I configured the app to do what I wanted with minimal fuss. I observe geosynchronous satellites using large telescopes, and it's handy to have an app that'll download CelesTrak ephemerides then calculate azimuth and elevation for geosats based on the tablet's GPS time and location. Two problems, though: (1) The Object Info screen shows azimuth and elevation rounded to whole degrees, but the telescopic field of view to appreciate geosynchronous satellites is smaller than a whole degree, so a person must hunt around for the object. Please enhance the app to display azimuth and elevation in degrees and minutes. (2) The app's magnitude predictions for geosynchronous satellites is more dim than the observed magnitude. The app shows no geosats brighter than mag 17, and most between 17.1 and 18, whereas by observation they range from mag 9 to 14. Here there is room for improvement. Besides those two issues, thanks for a great app!

Brilliant application. Ideal for satellite spotting and of course getting the times of ISS passes.10/10