AR MOON & SUN TRACKER

Find the Moon, track its phase, and explore the sky with MoonAR.

MoonAR is an Android moon tracker that shows where the Moon and Sun are in the real sky. Point your phone upward to check moon position, direction, altitude, phase, and movement in augmented reality.

Change the date, time, and location to simulate past or future skies. Explore a celestial sphere, orbital view, moon phases, and solar or lunar eclipse simulations while seeing how the Sun, Earth, and Moon move together.

MoonAR moon tracker showing the Moon position in AR and astronomy views.

Moon tracker, moon phase viewer, and eclipse simulator in one app.

Use MoonAR to find the Moon in the sky, check its direction and altitude, follow moon phases, compare dates and locations, and understand solar and lunar eclipses visually.

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Moon age & phase

Check the Moon’s age, shape, moonrise, and moonset at a glance.

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Moon position, direction & altitude

See where the Moon is, which direction to face, and how high it appears above the horizon.

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Date, time & location

Simulate the Moon from different places, in the past or the future.

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Celestial sphere & orbital view

Follow the Moon and Sun across the celestial sphere and understand the real Sun–Earth–Moon relationship.

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Lunar eclipse simulator

Replay penumbral, partial, and total lunar eclipses step by step while moving through time.

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Solar eclipse explanation

Learn why total and annular eclipses look different with simple diagrams.

Main screens

The page uses your English Google Play explanation images so visitors can immediately understand how the app works.

How to use this screen image for the main MoonAR display.

Main sky screen

See moon age, date and location, the Moon’s position, direction and altitude, and the Moon’s daily path—all on a single screen.

How to use the celestial map screen in MoonAR.

Celestial map & orbital view

Visualize the Moon’s path in 3D, understand its time-based movement, and compare it with the positions of the Sun and Earth.

How to read the data screen in MoonAR.

Detailed data screen

Read the Moon’s distance, angular diameter, illumination, constellation, azimuth, altitude, and celestial coordinates.

How to use the AR view button in MoonAR.

AR VIEW button

Jump to the most representative place and time for an event, then switch directly into AR mode for easy viewing.

How to read the new moon and full moon list in MoonAR.

New / Full Moon list

Browse upcoming New Moons and Full Moons, then tap an item to read detailed information about that event.

Real button guidance

Top bar and bottom bar explanations help visitors understand the actual controls inside the app.

Top bar explanation image showing menu, moon settings, and location settings.

Top controls

Open the menu, adjust Moon settings such as image or size, and change the observation location using GPS or a map.

Bottom menu explanation image showing show all, globe, direction, date and time, and data.

Bottom menu functions

Switch views, show or hide the globe, check your current direction, change the date and time, and open detailed data.

Eclipse simulations and explanations

MoonAR is not only for finding the Moon. It also helps people understand what lunar and solar eclipses look like and why they happen.

Simulate total lunar eclipses accurately image.

Simulate each lunar eclipse stage

Follow the transition from penumbral eclipse to partial eclipse, total eclipse, and back again. Time-based visuals make the changes easy to understand.

How solar eclipses work explanation image.

How solar eclipses work

Understand why a closer Moon creates a total solar eclipse, while a farther Moon creates an annular solar eclipse.

How to understand and view lunar phases / lunar eclipse explanation image.

How lunar eclipses look

See the difference between penumbral, partial, and total lunar eclipses, including why the Moon can appear reddish during totality.

Simple to use

Find the Moon, change the time, and understand the sky—all from your phone.

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Point at the sky

Use AR mode to check where the Moon or Sun appears in the real sky.

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Change date & location

Explore how the Moon looks on different days or from different places.

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Learn with visuals

Use the celestial maps and eclipse explanation images to understand celestial events more deeply.

Check the Moon before you look up.

MoonAR is an Android app for sky observation, eclipse exploration, and everyday Moon watching. Visit the Google Play page to learn more or install it.

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