Universe Object Star Magnitude: Explore the Scale of Everything from the Planck Length to the Observable Universe

Name: Universe Object Star Magnitude
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Journey from subatomic particles to the furthest galaxies. Visualize the vastness of the cosmos, master 18 unit conversions, and find perspective in the incredible magnitude of the creator's work.

Publisher

Mudarmeen Munlin

The Universe in Your Hands

Discover the interface used by 300 users.

Main menu of the Universe Object Star Magnitude app showing a grid of icons representing different scales of the universe from atoms to galaxies.

A unit converter screen within a science education app showing a conversion from meters to millimeters

A menu listing celestial objects and stars showing their distances from Earth.

Comparison of the size and distance between Earth and Saturn

A list of celestial objects and stars with their sizes in kilometers

A comparison of celestial objects including Chaos, Orcus, Quaoar, and Ceres with their diameters in kilometers

A list of microscopic objects like cells and viruses with their size measurements in nanometers and micrometers.

Educational app screenshot comparing the size of a red blood cell and an HIV virus

A list of subatomic particles and their measurements from Planck length to X-rays within the app

Comparison of Quark and Electron subatomic particles at a scale of 1 attometre in the Universe Object Star Magnitude app.

Master the Scale of the Universe

The tools that make this app stand out, trusted by 300 users.

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Visual Cosmic Journey

Navigate the entire spectrum of existence, seamlessly zooming from microscopic cells to the 93 billion lightyears of the observable universe.

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Accurate STEM Tools

Perform instant conversions across 18 specialized units including Lightyears and Parsecs, perfect for physics students and science enthusiasts.

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A Perspective of Awe

Reflect on the greatness of the cosmos and the creator while exploring high-resolution imagery and precise distances between Earth and the stars.

Loved by users worldwide

Trusted by 300 people who love this app.

"This app is an incredible resource for my physics studies. The ability to seamlessly zoom from a Planck length all the way to the observable universe makes abstract scales finally feel real. The built-in unit converter is a lifesaver for my assignments, and the visual quality is top-notch."

Sarah J., STEM Student

"A truly humbling experience that puts everything into perspective. I use this during our homeschool science lessons to show my children the wonders of the universe. It is a beautiful way to reflect on the sheer scale of creation, from the tiniest atoms to the most distant galaxies."

David M., Lifelong Learner

About the app

Everything you need to know about Universe Object Star Magnitude.

Description

Size of the smallest to largest objects and stars. Compare the size of objects in the universe. Object images. Pinch/Zoom image. Pan/Move image. Rotate image. Double tap to reset an image. From the smallest to the largest one. From planck length to observable universe. From Yoctometre, Zeptometre, Attometre, Femtometre, Picometre, Nanometre, Micro, Millimetre, Centimetre, Metre, KiloMetre, Lightyear, Parsecs, Billion Lightyears to 93 Billion Lightyears. Size of objects, particles, atoms, cells, stars and galaxies. Get to know the stars. Get to know the spaces. get to know the universe. How small is this world. How big is the universe. And How great is the creator. How far is the star distance from earth. Two way 18 distance unit conversion. planck length, yoctometer, zeptometer, attometer, femtometer, picometre, nanometre, micrometre, Millimeter, Centimeter, Meter, Kilometer, Inch, Foot, Mile, Astronomical, Lightyear, Parsecs. Perform auto conversion when picker is changed. Share conversion result. Reset unit convertor.

Latest Version

1.19

Size

126.5 MB

First Released

Apr 8, 2020

Explore the Vastness of All Creation

From the smallest particles to the furthest galaxies, gain a new perspective on the scale of our world. Download now to start your journey from the Planck length to the stars.

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