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This update adds compatibility with the new Celestrak data URL format to ensure users have access to the most current and accurate satellite information. Additionally, two new categories have been added for satellite tracking, specifically the 'GEO Protected Zone' and 'GEO Protected Zone Plus.' Thank you for being a Luminos 9 customer, I hope these changes help keep the app useful and usable for many years to come! - John

This update fixes two bugs: visible flyovers of satellites were not always calculated corrected and this has been fixed, and distances to galaxies in the NGC/IC were sometimes wrong and these have been corrected as well.

This update fixes a bug which causes the app to crash when it's no longer available in the App Store

This release updates the SynScan library to version 0.8.1s, which fixes a crash which could occur when a Bluetooth telescope is present.

This update fixes a minor bug with telescope status messages not always updating, plus it updates the SynScan library to the latest version which fixes iOS 16 compatibility as well as correcting a coordinate mis-match between the SynScan app and Luminos.

This update fixes a few bugs:

• Astro-Physics mounts no longer start tracking upon connecting
• Compressed custom TLEs are decoded reliably
• Creating a new list in the list picker no longer crashes
• A rare crash which could occur while sorting items has been fixed
• A crash when accessing the keyboard in night vision mode has been fixed

This update adds numerous cross-references to the deep space database, improves Meade and Astro-Physics mount coordinate updates, adds 60 new surface features, and has updated predictions for Jupiter's Great Red Spot. This update also fixes a bug which often caused the LX200 protocol to refuse to perform gotos.

Here is the complete list of changes:

Feature - Added numerous deep space cross-references including ESO, LBN, LDN, Collinder, Melotte, Trumpler, King, Cederblad, Gum, PN, PK, Stock, vdBH, Markarian Galaxies, Markarian Clusters, UGC, MCG, and Harvard.
Feature - Meade and Astro-Physics mounts update their coordinates much faster by computing the non-native coordinates (ie, az and alt on an eq mount) instead of fetching them from the mount
Feature - Added 60 new surface feature names for features on The Moon, Mercury, Mars, Pluto, Europa, and Titan
Feature - Adjusted Jupiter Great Red Spot predictions based on current obervations
Feature - Added support for Apple Watch Ultra
Fixed - The LX200 Compatible telescope protocol slews reliably
Fixed - Astro-Physics mounts set the meridian offset to zero before parking

This update adds the first four images released by the James Webb Space Telescope to the Deep Space image gallery

This update adds Herschel 400 part 2, inline satellite descriptions (when available), support for PMC-Eight mounts. Here is the complete list of changes:

Feature - Updated surface features with the latest IAU names
Feature - Jim Kaler's STARS articles are translated into French and Spanish
Feature - Satellites show National Space Science Data Center descriptions when available
Feature - Added Herschel 400 Part II
Feature - Added support for PMC-Eight mounts
Fixed - The LX200 driver slews correctly and is generally more compatible with a variety of devices
Fixed - RCW and Sharpless objects are precessed accurately from their B1950 coordinates

This update fixes issues which prevented some people from being able to install the complete UCAC4 catalog.