How many objects are in the catalog?

How many objects are in the catalog?

Vespera and Stellina share the same object catalog, which currently includes over 400 celestial objects with educational content.

For even more possibilities:

  • The Extended Catalog provides access to over 4,000 objects.
  • Manual coordinate input allows you to target an infinite number of objects.

New objects are added regularly through software updates, and users can suggest new additions via a dedicated form in the app.

Objects not listed in the catalog can still be observed using the coordinate-based pointing feature, giving you access to an unlimited number of targets to capture.

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