Spitzer Space Telescope

100 images taken by NASA Spitzer Space Telescope.

Spitzer Space Telescope App - Explore 100 Images

"Spitzer Space Telescope" is an Android app that showcases 100 stunning images captured by NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope, the last mission in the Great Observatories Program. Users can explore these images in mosaic and list views, tap for high-resolution details, and access in-depth information about each image, including descriptions, distances, and web links for further exploration. Feedback for app improvements is welcomed, and development is managed by EspooTeam (2018-2022).

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By: EspooTeam

Users: 6,338

Rating: 4.60

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Version: 1.5.3 (Last updated: 2024-01-22)

Creation date: 2019-01-08

Email: Es*****@gmail.com

URLs: Privacy policy

Permissions

Other: view network connections, full network access

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App summary

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Spitzer Space Telescope application.

Features:

- General info about Spitzer Space Telescope, the final mission in NASA Great Observatories Program
- Mosaic view
- List view
- Tapping image in Details view opens zoomable high-resolution image view
- 100 selected images taken by NASA Spitzer Space Telescope

- Detailed info:

- High-resolution image
- Description
- Name of image object
- Type of image object
- Distance
- Image credit info
- Web links for more details for each image

All improvements ideas are welcome and are considered to be implemented in the future versions.

Development and Copyright (c) 2018-2022 by EspooTeam.

User reviews

What a journey? The precision the depth you can get lost in places where you actually see stars come in to focus while you look at the picture.

Philip Parmley, 2024-11-08

For billions spent on seeing clarity through that very nice infrared telescope floating around up there, we get this blurry app? We're like you! We want to keep zooming in and see what you see! Not these pixelated blurry mosaics! Man... No fair.