A few weeks ago, we went over some of the apps iPhone owners can use to learn more about planet Mars on their smartphones. Moon is a great object to learn about too. Without our Moon, life as we know it would not be possible on the planet Earth. If you are interested in learning about this amazing object or just want to get into lunar gardening, these 5 moon apps can help:
Deluxe Moon: a beautiful application for iPad that provides you with precise times of the Moon phases, animated Zodiac circles, Moon horoscope, and lunar gardening tips.
Moon Globe for iPad: a highly attractive 3D iOS application that allows you to go through must see features of the Moon on your device.
Moon Atlas for iPhone: a 3D globe of Moon you can explore on your iPhone. 1800 named features are included so are the spacecrafts that have visited the Moon.
MoonPhase for iPhone: provides you with all kinds of useful information about the Moon. Full moon names are offered too.
VisiMoon for iPhone: a moon calendar with moon phases. Allows you to add multiple locations. Moon rise time and other relevant information are included too.
Don’t forget to check other astronomy apps for iPhone and iPad to learn even more about our solar system on your phone or tablet.
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