Stellar Photo of the Day

Published by Grzegorz Surma on Feb 05, 2019

Genre: Travel

Ratings: 4.56

Version: 1.1

Updated: Feb 09, 2019

Downloads: 312

Stellar Photo of the Day is a travel app developed by Grzegorz Surma. The last update, v1.10, released on February 09, 2019, and it’s rated 4.56 out of 5 based on the latest 263 reviews. Stellar Photo of the Day is FREE and requires iOS 10.3+ and Android 9.3 or newer to download.

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Description

Check the cosmic photo of the day and read the story behind it. Each day, every day. Stellar is your daily provider of the most fascinating facts and vibrant photos delivered by NASA.

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User Reviews and Ratings

★★★★★ GREAT

I LOVE THIS APP😎👍

★★★★★ Unbelievable Photos

Each day a new photo that makes you realize how insignificant we are. Truly awe-inspiring!

★★★★☆ Great

Love the pictures and the new knowledge that comes with them. My only complaint is that you can’t go back into an archive of old pictures

★★★★☆ Looks good, could use an update

I like being able to c pic of a day like this. What kinda drives me nuts is that I cannot save any of them. Seemingly simple function. Please add if you can. And if you really wanna be fancy, you could add “save as wallpaper” function for added convenience. Also, maybe it’s time to update to larger/longer screens?

★★★☆☆ Beautiful photos with distracting streaking lights on all of them

The photos are awesome. That said, for some bizarre reason, the author of the app has insisted on adding streaking lights moving across the every image. The lights add nothing but do serve as a major distraction.

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