Stellarium is a free open source planetarium for your computer. It shows a realistic sky in 3D, just like what you see with the naked eye, binoculars or a telescope.

user contributed sky cultures

We have few user contributed sky cultures which are not included into default package for some reasons.

• list of sky cultures

• sky cultures

sky cultures: list

	Armintxe Cave		0.20+
	Xabier Gezuraga Jauregi	N/A	personal
	A full description of sky culture.

	Elvish		0.20+
	Jim Manning, Alexander Wolf	N/A	personal
	This skyculture is pseudomythological and based on Elvish star lore from books by J.R.R. Tolkien

	Perseus, Andromeda, and all the others		0.20+
	Holger Kraemer	N/A	personal
	Greek myths, and how they made it to the nightsky. a bit funny and totally un-bloody. This overlay uses the same characters and figures as used in my lectures at at the Schriesheim public observatory. Not all myths are not entirely complete and have been interpreted here and the with a certain degree of freedom, since the original editions (Collection from Gustav Schwab a.o.) were not found to be so useful to inspire kids for the nightsky.

	Hevelius		0.13+
	Mark Crossley	N/A	single
	Constellation images from Johannes Hevelius's famous 17th century Firmamentum Sobiescianum sive Uranographia star atlas. A mixture of high resolution images from the US Naval Observatory and the Space Telescope Science Institute, and some lower resolution images. All images have been further processed to clean up and provide suitable contrast for Stellarium. All the high resolution Hevelius images courtesy of U.S. Naval Observatory and the Space Telescope Science Institute.

	Irish		0.20+
	Julie Ormonde, Alexander Wolf	N/A	personal
	Data about ancient irish constellations was received from book "Constellation Stories of Ancient Ireland" by Julie Ormonde. Data can be used for non-commercial usage only.

	Western (Sternenkarten)		0.20+
	Edgar Scholz	CC BY-ND 4.0 International	personal
	A full description of sky culture.