They can view the constellations, with grid lines and artistic renderings and names, and then add in one of the navigational grid lines, or choose another of the many options.
The amount of information contained in this mobile planetarium is nearly as vast as the sky, so kids will need to restrain themselves from labeling every option at once, lest nothing be discernible.
Kids can choose in the options menu which items to display and which to name. Kids can choose to view the names of stars, planets, and constellations from Western (default), Aztec, Chinese, Egyptian, Inuit, Korean, Lakota, or Maori traditions. An interesting feature: the ability to customize the names based upon different star lore. In sensor mode, they can point the device directly at the areas they’re curious about and see the names of planets, constellations, major stars, and nebulae. Kids can open the app and immediately see which constellations, stars, and planets are in the sky above them. Point your iPhone anywhere in the night sky and constellations appear. iPhone Stellarium has an easy-to-navigate interface. It also allows you to see the stars at any point in history and as other cultures view the heavens. This app labels objects in the night sky. Stellarium Mobile Sky Map is a mobile astronomy app featuring touch-screen navigation and GPS positioning to view the night sky. Stellarium PLUS Star Map Explore the night sky with the Stellarium star map.
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