Chile Mobile Observatory
Discover the universe from the world's clearest skies
What's Chile Mobile Observatory APK?
Chile Mobile Observatory is a app for Android, It's developed by IMAGEN DE CHILE author.
First released on google play in 10 years ago and latest version released in 4 years ago.
This app has 100 download times on Google play and rated as 3.76 stars with 1,726 rated times.
This product is an app in Social category. More infomartion of Chile Mobile Observatory on google play
Chile Mobile Observatory is an App developed by Fundación Imagen de Chile, to deliver a piece of the clearest skies in the world directly to the user's hands.
The pictures displayed here have been taken by some of the largest astronomical observatories on Earth. Most of this infraestructure is built on Chilean land, due to the extraordinary condition it offers for astronomical observation.
The pictures displayed on this App have been taken by the ALMA, ESO (La Silla, Paranal, Chajnantor Pleateau - APEX) and CATA Observatories, among others.
The content displayed on this App is property of its original source, which is properly identified on the description of each piece. The distribution of this content is made according to the specific regulations of each content's owners, without implying the support of those sources of information to Chile Mobile Observatory.
The pictures displayed here have been taken by some of the largest astronomical observatories on Earth. Most of this infraestructure is built on Chilean land, due to the extraordinary condition it offers for astronomical observation.
The pictures displayed on this App have been taken by the ALMA, ESO (La Silla, Paranal, Chajnantor Pleateau - APEX) and CATA Observatories, among others.
The content displayed on this App is property of its original source, which is properly identified on the description of each piece. The distribution of this content is made according to the specific regulations of each content's owners, without implying the support of those sources of information to Chile Mobile Observatory.
