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Using SunTrajectory.net,
visualize where the sun will run its course, visualize the sunlight in and out of
a house, predict shadows, ...
- Look through your phone and see the path of the moon.
- Find out if the moon will be full or what phase it will be in.
- Plan the moonrise and moonset times, not only on the horizon, but also on a building or a relief.
- Travel in time and see what path the moon will follow in the months to come.
- Predict the moon reflection in water.
- Take and save photos.
- Check afterwards the different trajectories of the moon for a whole year.
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- Plan to include the moon in your pictures, whether by day or night.
- Plan when a subject (like a statue for instance) will be aligned with the moon.
- Use the calendar of the moon phases.
- Use the agenda to plan your future pictures.
- This way, you will know when to return to the site to take your picture to the maximum effect.
- Use Google Maps to pinpoint its exact location.
Take a photo.
You can then change the date and consult the moon path without having to keep the phone steady.
Click a second time on the "photo" button to go back to the live video mode.
You can then change the date and consult the moon path without having to keep the phone steady.
Click a second time on the "photo" button to go back to the live video mode.
Use the "disk" menu to organize your pictures:
Load a picture, and consult the different moon paths at different dates as if you were still there.
Change the date, and save the picture as planned for a new date.
Use the "export" function to add your photo, including the drawing of the path, to the picture gallery of your phone.
From that moment on, you will be able to use it like any other picture on your phone:
Transfer it on your computer using USB.
Email it, tweet it, ...
Load a picture, and consult the different moon paths at different dates as if you were still there.
Change the date, and save the picture as planned for a new date.
Use the "export" function to add your photo, including the drawing of the path, to the picture gallery of your phone.
From that moment on, you will be able to use it like any other picture on your phone:
Transfer it on your computer using USB.
Email it, tweet it, ...
You can consult your saved photos as thumbnails.
Use the arrows to change the page. Drag vertically to look at a whole page.
Use the arrows to change the page. Drag vertically to look at a whole page.
Select a picture to obtain more details.
Click on the magnifying glass to display it full-screen and consult the various paths of the moon on that picture, as if you had just taken it.
Click on the magnifying glass to display it full-screen and consult the various paths of the moon on that picture, as if you had just taken it.
Sorting the saved photos by planned date (that is the date you chose before saving)
enables using the application as an agenda.
Use this agenda to plan when to return to a place you want to make a picture of.
Click on the map to display with Google Maps the spot where the picture was taken.
Use this agenda to plan when to return to a place you want to make a picture of.
Click on the map to display with Google Maps the spot where the picture was taken.
Welcome to MoonTrajectory.net!
This free app will enable you to visualize where the moon will run its course while watching through your phone.
You can now plan:
Where and when the moon will rise or set.
When it will be hidden by a building or a relief.
When it will be seen according to a specific axis/angle.
This free app will enable you to visualize where the moon will run its course while watching through your phone.
You can now plan:
Where and when the moon will rise or set.
When it will be hidden by a building or a relief.
When it will be seen according to a specific axis/angle.
Activate the water mode.
You can now tell where the moon will be...
...if reflected in water!
You can now tell where the moon will be...
...if reflected in water!
photo: Mt. Baker USA, by Pablo Conrad
Use the moon phases calendar:
Learn at a glance on which days the moon will be full (or conversely when the night will be moonless).
The upper-left drawing shows precisely which phase of the moon you will see on the chosen date.
Learn at a glance on which days the moon will be full (or conversely when the night will be moonless).
The upper-left drawing shows precisely which phase of the moon you will see on the chosen date.
Drag or tap to change the date and thus pre-visualize the moon trajectory in the
weeks or months to come.
Drag or tap to change the time and make the moon run along its path on the selected night.
Drag or tap to change the time and make the moon run along its path on the selected night.
You can also set a particular date using the calendar.
Use the "now" button to get back quickly to the present date and time settings.
Use the "now" button to get back quickly to the present date and time settings.