Redshift 5 is one of the most powerful, but user-friendly astronomy programs ever. With this 5th edition, Redshift is now better than ever. It is a powerful and massive engine created over 12 years. Winner of many prestigious awards, it continues to represent the very best in astronomy software. This edition offers a vast amount of information, new cutting edge functions and features ideal for aspiring astronomers and professionals alike... Since the creation of the original Redshift software, the capabilities of this simulation software have literally skyrocketed. With today's Redshift 5, you have direct access to the MORE than TWENTY million stars. That's a lot of data!
The discovery of new asteroids, comets, and stars are just some of the new information found in this fascinating program that allows you to explore the wonders of astronomy. You can even update the extensive database of Redshift at any time and import your own projects into Redshift!
Anyone interested in astronomy will definitely want to have their own copy of Redshift 5!
This product is made in English, French, German languages.
Basic Features
- Track thousands of satellites, asteroids, and comets
- Complete Hipparcos and Tycho-2 stellar catalogs
- Latest Tycho Double Star catalog and Hubble Guide Star catalog 2
- MacroPlayer
- All moons, including those discovered in early 2003 (with their orbital motion theory)
- 500,000 asteroids from the latest Bowel asteroids database
- Latest high resolution maps of the Moon and planets
- Sky Diary
- Built-in photo gallery, astronomical dictionary, and astronomical record breakers with backward links to Redshift
- Eclipse maps with print options
- Images of deep sky objects from the Caldwell 2002 catalog
- Zoom - up to 9999
- Zoom out to 180 degrees
- Classical illustrations of the constellation
- Locate anywhere in the Solar system to 200,000 astronomical units
- Dynamic Hertzspring-Russell diagrams
- Galactic and alt-az guidelines
- Equatorial and ecliptic guides
- Double star and variable star markers
- Field of view locations
- QuickTime movie tool
- Orbit editor - add recently discovered comets or asteroids
- Add your own deep sky photos
- Print visibility and Rise/Set tables
Download Links
http://rapidshare.com/files/196411493/Planets.part1.rarThe discovery of new asteroids, comets, and stars are just some of the new information found in this fascinating program that allows you to explore the wonders of astronomy. You can even update the extensive database of Redshift at any time and import your own projects into Redshift!
Anyone interested in astronomy will definitely want to have their own copy of Redshift 5!
This product is made in English, French, German languages.
Basic Features
- Track thousands of satellites, asteroids, and comets
- Complete Hipparcos and Tycho-2 stellar catalogs
- Latest Tycho Double Star catalog and Hubble Guide Star catalog 2
- MacroPlayer
- All moons, including those discovered in early 2003 (with their orbital motion theory)
- 500,000 asteroids from the latest Bowel asteroids database
- Latest high resolution maps of the Moon and planets
- Sky Diary
- Built-in photo gallery, astronomical dictionary, and astronomical record breakers with backward links to Redshift
- Eclipse maps with print options
- Images of deep sky objects from the Caldwell 2002 catalog
- Zoom - up to 9999
- Zoom out to 180 degrees
- Classical illustrations of the constellation
- Locate anywhere in the Solar system to 200,000 astronomical units
- Dynamic Hertzspring-Russell diagrams
- Galactic and alt-az guidelines
- Equatorial and ecliptic guides
- Double star and variable star markers
- Field of view locations
- QuickTime movie tool
- Orbit editor - add recently discovered comets or asteroids
- Add your own deep sky photos
- Print visibility and Rise/Set tables
Download Links
http://rapidshare.com/files/196411497/Planets.part2.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/196422170/Planets.part3.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/196422174/Planets.part4.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/196427876/Planets.part5.rar
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