LunaView

LunaView is a reference tool for amateur lunar observers, public observatories, and interactive planetariums. The latest version, 1.0.0002, offers an enriched experience in exploring our moon. The program is developed by Binary Systems Pty Ltd and supports Windows XP, and 7 operating systems, ensuring compatibility with a broad range of computers. Users can easily download the program using the lunaview.exe file.

Known for its simple to use "Point & Click" lunar globe, LunaView provides interactive and engaging features that make it a valuable resource in the Education category, specifically under Science Tools. The current phase of the moon is conveniently displayed in a remote control monitor window, and rise and set times can be viewed for a selection of capital cities globally. Additionally, there is a detailed database referencing lunar surface features along with the history behind their names, adding to its educational value.

The program has versions 1.0 and the latest 1.0.0002 available for download. It's completely free, making it accessible to a wide audience interested in lunar observation. Users looking to expand their astronomy toolkit will find LunaView easy to use and highly informative.

Pros:

• Free download available.
• User-friendly "Point & Click" interface.
• Comprehensive database of lunar surface features and their histories.
• Displays moon phases and rise/set times for multiple capital cities.
• Developed by a reputable source, Binary Systems Pty Ltd.

Cons:

• Limited to older versions of Windows (XP/7).
• May not support advanced lunar observation tools.

You may want to check out more software, such as StatPlus 2007, GenScn or Illusionae, which might be related to LunaView.