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Astro Info is an astronomical ephemeris/almanac for PalmOS. It displays some basic information useful to stargazers, such as rise, trans, and set times, coordinates, magnitude and phase information for Sun, Moon, and the other 8 planets and stars. It can display a view of the sky (with stars, the Sun, Moon, and planets positioned) at arbitrary times and locations. You can also search for objects based on their names and see where they are.

The Astro::Catalog module is an generic, object-oriented astronomical catalogue. It provides access to the online USNO-A2 and Guide Star Catalogues provided by ESO/ST-ECF, and additionally provides read/write access to ARK CLUSTER format files.

coords is a planetarium program. It's still under
construction, but it does a good job of showing
the sky with stars and planets at the correct
positions.

Nova is a free Integrated Observational Environment for astronomers. It combines Ephemeris functionality with the capability of controlling modern "goto" telescopes and popular CCD cameras. Nova combines image capture, telescope control and ephemeris functionality into a single application. The main goal of Nova is to make it easy(ish) to capture CCD images of objects with a good degree of accuracy. Nova is also able to manage several kinds of astronomical database (i.e GSC, USNO, SAO, etc.) and makes it easy to automatically schedule observational activity through the use of target object lists.

Sunwait is a small program for calculating sunrise,
sunset, civil twilight, nautical twilight, and astronomical
twilight. It has options to wait until some time-offset from
one of these events, making it useful for home
automation tasks that should happen relative to the sun's
position.

Einstein@GNOME is a GNOME panel applet that lets
you sacrifice idle CPU time to help the
Einstein@Home neutron star search project. It is a
front-end to the boinc command line client.

GreatCircle (xgrc) plots the shortest path between two locations onto a mercator projection map. The coordinates are given by clicking the map with mouse.

AstroEasyCap is an optimized Linux easycap DC60 driver for astronomical purposes. It comes from the easycapdc60 driver written by rmt1947. It features integration control using a TTL output, bypass frame processing, gray-scale optimized mode, and more.

Xgravity is a program for the simulation of 3D
gravitational motion of n-bodies. It reads a file
with the current state of the bodies, and displays
the motion. It features a nice isometric
perspective, Red-Green stereographics, and a
stereographic perspective which allows you to see
the trace in "real" 3D. There is a GTK GUI
interface in development, which gives you the
ability to perform basic operations with the
system, like modifing objects, rotating,
eliminating drift, and launching a simulation.

The goal of this Earth17 is to automate the
generation/update of Enlightenment DR17
backgrounds from images generated by XPlanet (with
a real clouds map).

MultiSeti is a utility for the Seti@Home client which helps you manage multiple SETI packets. If you have dial-up access to the Net, want to download more than one packet, and don't want to run clients simultaneously, MultiSeti will run one after another (when one is finished analyzing, it starts seti to analyze the next packet).

wxEphe displays astronomical ephemeris given a date, time, and observer location.

jAscom is a wrapper around the JACOB (JAva-COM
Bridge) libraries for easy access to the ASCOM
Platform 3.0 using Java. It provides all
functionality (methods and properties) of the
ASCOM Telescope API version 2. It also includes
the Focuser and Dome API. This means easy and fast
coding of Java applications for all sorts of
telescope controlling problems, using a widely
accepted standard.

GNU SpaceChart is a GNOME application that shows the stars in space in 3D. It allows the user to rotate them, select which stars are shown, and draw lines between stars that are closer than a given distance.

skyviewer is an OpenGL-based program to display HEALPix-based skymaps,
saved in FITS format files. The loaded skymaps can be viewed either on a
3D sphere or as a Mollweide projection. In either case, realtime panning
and zooming are supported, along with rotations for the 3D sphere view,
assuming you have a strong enough graphics card.