stellarium VS phd2

They're the Plieades. For future reference you can check on what's in the sky with software like Stellarium.

Btw, seems it is gone because the account was deleted https://github.com/Stellarium/stellarium/discussions/3277 back in June of 2019

We have been experiencing distress and perplexity of nations upon the earth unlike anything in modern history. There have been record hurricanes, cyclones, typhoons, and flooding globally which appears to relate to “the sea and the waves roaring” and according to research using the Stellarium Astronomy Software, this was a one time alignment on September 23, 2017 involving the sun, moon, and stars that accurately matches the reading of Revelation 12:1-2 word-for-word, the last book of the Bible foretelling the end of the age.

Stellarium - Planning out targets and just seeing what's up in the sky on any given night

I did a bit of poking around using Stellarium and found two stars that I thought were admirable candidates, and I wasn't sure why Nell and Ruggles didn't think so: Phecta and Megrez, Gamma and Delta Ursae Majoris. These are the two stars that make the left side of the 'scoop' of the big dipper. According to Stellarium they were at their closest to being in a north-south alignment in the year -2586, that is 2587 BCE, with right ascensions differing by just 1.28 s (0.00036°). They were 15° and 20° from the pole at the time.

But if you need an API i think stellarium.org has an one.

If I wanted to build an app like Stellarium, displaying a 3D model, but not requiring fast animation, not a game, more visualization, what libraries should I be considering for the display/UI portion of this program?

6) PHD2 is what's known as a 3 clause BSD license (https://github.com/OpenPHDGuiding/phd2/blob/master/LICENSE.txt), It's free and open software, like the GPL, but it doesn't assure that it remains that way, like the GPL does. So ZWO stripping out parts of PHD2 is as long as they follow. (BSD is loved by corporations because of that ability to essentially re-license it and incorporate into their proprietary stuff, and it can also go BSD to (L)GPL.)

Download NINA and PHD2 for management (framing etc) and guiding.

I used APT, Sharpcap, PHD2, Stellarium, Green Swamp Server, DSS, and GIMP to get that picture of the North American nebula. There are better pictures of this nebula out there, but it's the best picture I've taken so far.

In EQMOD, click on the settings icon and the guide speed is in there. Here’s a guide: https://github.com/OpenPHDGuiding/phd2/wiki/EQASCOM-Settings

PHD2 guiding: https://openphdguiding.org/

PHD2

I just re did the setup wizard and set .5. The guide say to set sideofpier. Mine actually has a tick mark, I assume needs to checked?