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Un software lansat de Google va identifica stele si planete fotografiate cu telefonul mobil
Cei care admira corpurile ceresti vizibile noaptea pe bolta si ar dori sa stie cum se numesc ar putea afla, in curand, cu ajutorul unui nou motor de cautare numit Star Droid, care urmeaza sa fie lansat de Google peste cateva zile.
Punctul de plecare il constituie fotografiile luate cu telefonul mobil, cu conditia ca acesta sa fie inzestrat cu tehnologie GPS. Motorul de cautare Star Droid foloseste o harta GPS pentru a stabili pozitia utilizatorului si o compara cu hartile astronomice deja existente, apoi atribuie corpurilor ceresti care apar in fotografie numele corespunzatoare. Aplicatia poate determina si distanta corpului ceresc respectiv fata de Pamant, precum si pozitia sa intr-o constelatie.
New Google software will identify stars and planets via mobile phone pictures
Stargazers will soon be able to identify stars and planets in the night sky via their mobile phone and Google.
The search engine is pioneering software which can identify distant planets and galaxies from a photo taken on a mobile.
The Google Earth technology, called Star Droid, will use GPS mapping systems which are now in most new handsets, to identify the position of the user and compare it with existing maps of space.
It will then automatically attach name tags to the stars and planets that can be seen through the viewfinder.
Carolin Crawford, of Cambridge University’s institute of astronomy, said: 'We find many members of the public have a real enthusiasm about stars and planets, but I’m afraid this is often not matched by much knowledge.
'This innovation sounds like it could be really useful to help people learn what they are looking at. It will be interesting to see how much the camera on the phones will be able to pick up.
'The night sky is pretty crowded. Whereas Venus can appear bright in the sky, many stars appear very dimly and may be difficult for a camera-phone to spot.'
Experts believe the growth of street lighting and pollution over the past century have left urban dwellers struggling to identify even the best-known constellations, such as the Plough or Orion.
The application, which could be launched as early as this week, is also likely to identify the object’s distance from Earth and its position within a constellation.
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