The Invisible Universe

★★★★★ Nice app It does exactly what it says. Works like Google Sky Map, but shows images of different wavelength without labels.

★★★★★ A Great App This app offers a non-conventional view of the universe, allowing users to visualize hidden wonders through means other than a telescope. The app is detailed in its explanations of the different wavelengths and carefully explains what each shape, glow or spot in the image entails. The app is easy to use and is interesting for anyone with an affinity for astronomy. The app creates a unique and intriguing vibe by including bright and clear images of the Universe that clearly depict the separate wavelengths. It is fun to use, un–complicated and a quick reference at the touch of an icon. “The Invisible Universe” delivers exactly what it promises, a method of viewing what cannot be seen in many different formats.

★★★★★ Pretty Neat I found this app very interesting. I liked the idea of being able to see all theses panoramic images of our night sky. Personally I wished it had more variety with different types of light rays, like adding even more.

★★☆☆☆ Let down When this said updated for phones that can't see... I thought it used the camera to find wavelengths we can't see and translate to visible light. Disappointed its just pictures.

★★☆☆☆ Looks good Camera lenses have filters for UV and IR. Anything lower freq than IR needs larger lens and different sensor. Anything above UV is rarely seen in sky not to mention necessity of different sensor. So, what is this showing us? Certainly nothing live.

★★☆☆☆ Rubbish Rubbish, my bedroom ceiling looks exactly the same as the outdoors :-/

★★☆☆☆ Black screen When I started it I saw the menu screen as usual. But after that the screen went black. I mean when u see those x-rays or whatever,it just comes black, nothing instead of those bars and the help and info buttons.