Jupiter Atlas 3.0.3

The application offers an interactive exploration of the 3D globes of Jupiter's Galilean moons, which include Io, Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto. Users can utilize pinch and finger gestures to manipulate the globes, unveiling additional labels as they zoom in for finer details. By double-tapping on these labels, one can access more comprehensive information regarding specific features.

Jupiter Atlas presents vital astronomical data, including the approximate phase, axial tilt, and central meridian of the selected moon based on the user's chosen location and time. The application features a 'Globe' mode that permits a complete rotation of each moon for thorough observation. Additionally, a searchable feature database allows users to navigate directly to highlighted attributes on the globe. Users have the option to disable the phase display for clearer views of the entire globe.

The interface accommodates different perspectives by offering the option to position either the north or south pole at the top, or even invert the globe to align with various telescope orientations.

With over 680 named features documented across the four moons, this tool serves as a comprehensive resource for enthusiasts and researchers alike. The phase view additionally captures Jupiter's current appearance, including the location of significant features such as the Great Red Spot, alongside relevant axial measurements. Users can navigate through past and future views by swiping left or right within this mode. Transitioning to landscape orientation provides a broader overview showcasing the Galilean moons in their approximate positions for the selected time.

Moreover, users can adjust date, time, and location settings as needed, and there is a real-time mode that reflects current astronomical conditions.

In addition to its features for Jupiter's moons, similar atlases for the Moon, Mars, Mercury, Venus, and Saturn are also accessible via the App Store.