Pluto, Uranus and asteroids are missing
Pain 3 out of 10, mild.
32 reviews · in 12 of 53 apps · 0.2% of the category’s reviews · hand-checked: 54 of 55
Uranus, Neptune, Pluto, dwarf planets and well-known asteroids don't show up or can't be found in search, and people ask to add them.
Category breakdownHow the 3/10 adds up
- Share of the category’s reviews0.2%2.2 of 5
- Apps12 of 530.5 of 2
- Reviews320.5 of 3
Total3.2 ≈ 3/10
Where people write about it
Most often in
- Planets8
- SkyView® Lite7
- SkyView®3
- Solar Walk Lite - Planetarium3
- Stars and Planets - Astronomy2
Ratings in these reviews
- 5 out of 5: 12
- 4 out of 5: 8
- 3 out of 5: 3
- 2 out of 5: 3
- 1 out of 5: 6
What people write
Why not plot Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto?. This is an easy app to use and shows you where all the planets are on the ecliptic except Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto. I know you can’t see these with the naked eye but for telescope purposes it would be nice to see their locations. Overall, a good app! You might want to add the names of stars in the constellations as well.More quotes with Plus
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