¥150
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価格更新履歴
| 日付 | 価格 |
|---|---|
| 2026-09-16 | ¥150 |
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アプリ更新履歴
Ver 4.1 2026-09-17
SOLAR SYSTEM
The Sun, Mercury, Venus, Earth, the Moon and Mars in 3D, placed by the same offline astronomy the rest of the app uses. Drag to orbit, pinch to zoom, tap a body to centre on it and read its distance from the Sun and from Earth. Scrub the timeline and watch them move along orbits traced from real positions.
Planet surfaces and the starfield are original illustrations drawn for this app — schematic, not photographs.
The Sun, Mercury, Venus, Earth, the Moon and Mars in 3D, placed by the same offline astronomy the rest of the app uses. Drag to orbit, pinch to zoom, tap a body to centre on it and read its distance from the Sun and from Earth. Scrub the timeline and watch them move along orbits traced from real positions.
Planet surfaces and the starfield are original illustrations drawn for this app — schematic, not photographs.
Ver 4.0 2026-09-15
Version 4.0 - the app has been rebuilt from scratch.
If you owned the original Lunation, this is a different app under the same name. Please read the two changes below before updating.
PHASE TIMES ARE NOW COMPUTED
The old version read its phase times from a fixed table covering 1996 to 2010, and estimated the dates in between. That table ran out years ago.
This version calculates the Moon's position directly, from the geometry of the Sun, Earth and Moon, for any date from 1 January 2000 to 31 December 2050. The results are checked against NASA JPL's DE440 planetary ephemeris.
THE CITY LIST HAS BEEN REMOVED
The old version let you pick a city. That feature is gone, and so is location access entirely - the app no longer asks for your location and makes no network requests of any kind.
ne 9:53 PM
What's new in this version
The old version let you pick a city. That feature is gone, and so is location access entirely - the app no longer asks for your location and makes no network requests of any kind.
Event times are now shown in your device's own time zone, and are calculated for the Earth as a whole rather than for a specific place.
ALSO NEW
• A real lunar surface, built from Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter imagery
• A Cycle view that plays a full lunation from one new moon to the next, with a timeline you can scrub
• A calendar marking every new moon, first quarter, full moon and last quarter on the local date it occurs
• Native iPad support
• Nothing is collected, stored or transmitted — it works entirely in Airplane Mode
Requires iOS 17 or later.
Event times are now shown in your device's own time zone, and are calculated for the Earth as a whole rather than for a specific place.
ALSO NEW
• A real lunar surface, built from Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter imagery
• A Cycle view that plays a full lunation from one new moon to the next, with a timeline you can scrub
• A calendar marking every new moon, first quarter, full moon and last quarter on the local date it occurs
• Native iPad support
• Nothing is collected, stored or transmitted - it works entirely in Airplane Mode
Requires iOS 17 or later.
If you owned the original Lunation, this is a different app under the same name. Please read the two changes below before updating.
PHASE TIMES ARE NOW COMPUTED
The old version read its phase times from a fixed table covering 1996 to 2010, and estimated the dates in between. That table ran out years ago.
This version calculates the Moon's position directly, from the geometry of the Sun, Earth and Moon, for any date from 1 January 2000 to 31 December 2050. The results are checked against NASA JPL's DE440 planetary ephemeris.
THE CITY LIST HAS BEEN REMOVED
The old version let you pick a city. That feature is gone, and so is location access entirely - the app no longer asks for your location and makes no network requests of any kind.
ne 9:53 PM
What's new in this version
The old version let you pick a city. That feature is gone, and so is location access entirely - the app no longer asks for your location and makes no network requests of any kind.
Event times are now shown in your device's own time zone, and are calculated for the Earth as a whole rather than for a specific place.
ALSO NEW
• A real lunar surface, built from Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter imagery
• A Cycle view that plays a full lunation from one new moon to the next, with a timeline you can scrub
• A calendar marking every new moon, first quarter, full moon and last quarter on the local date it occurs
• Native iPad support
• Nothing is collected, stored or transmitted — it works entirely in Airplane Mode
Requires iOS 17 or later.
Event times are now shown in your device's own time zone, and are calculated for the Earth as a whole rather than for a specific place.
ALSO NEW
• A real lunar surface, built from Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter imagery
• A Cycle view that plays a full lunation from one new moon to the next, with a timeline you can scrub
• A calendar marking every new moon, first quarter, full moon and last quarter on the local date it occurs
• Native iPad support
• Nothing is collected, stored or transmitted - it works entirely in Airplane Mode
Requires iOS 17 or later.