iPhemeris Astrology Ephemeris 3.3

iPhemeris Ephemeris is a comprehensive mobile astrology ephemeris providing detailed data for 400 years, spanning from 1700 to 2100 and extendable up to 7700 years. Utilizing the JPL DE431 ephemerides, it ensures precise information with sub-second accuracy.

The app allows users to view tropical or sidereal positions for various times throughout the day and at any location on Earth. This flexibility caters to Vedic astrologers by offering a range of ayanamsa options or the ability to set custom preferences.

This ephemeris stands out by offering unparalleled depth and coverage. It eliminates the need for multiple files or physical books by consolidating all necessary astrological information in one convenient digital platform.

Features:

• Monthly longitude tables from 1700 to 2100 (expandable through In-App purchase).
• Geocentric, Topocentric, or Heliocentric views (Topocentric & Heliocentric available via In-App purchase).
• Monthly declination & latitude tables.
• Graphic Ephemeris for longitude or declination (In-App Purchase required).
• Dual display options for traditional Midnight or Noon GMT Ephemeris as well as customization for any time zone.
• Tropical or Sidereal position display with 17 pre-defined Ayanamsa choices or the option to define a personalized setting.

The app encompasses major planets, asteroids, lunar nodes, and additional celestial bodies in its calculations, making it a comprehensive tool for astrological analysis across various domains.

SkyNow Feature:

• Real-time sky horoscope updates every 5 seconds based on the user's location.

Additional features available via In-App purchase:

• Expanded Asteroids selection: Hygiea, Astraea, Eris, Sedna.
• Extended Ephemeris coverage up to 7700 years with Heliocentric and Topocentric capabilities. Includes new celestial bodies like Astraea, Hygeia, Eris, Sedna, and Vulcan (hypothetical).
• Graphic Ephemeris for graphical representation of planetary positions and customizable harmonic ranges.
• Introduction of Uranians: Includes 8 hypothetical Uranian bodies (Hamburg bodies).
• Addition of void of course moon tables to enhance ephemeris functionality.