It is only Professional Edition that the image is displayed.

* Detailed information on current object.

The heavenly body displayed in the object window(clicked in object table or chosen by right-clicking in Planetarium and StarAtlas) is a current object.
Information on this object is displayed.

When the panel clock and the location are changed, information is in real time updated.
(EX. When the panel clock is changed, changing the ring of the Saturn is easily seen. )

The content is different according to the object.
As for Mercury and Venus, movement in the sky of the evening and the dawn is displayed.
As for the comet and the minor planet, the movement of every time before and after is displayed.

* It is an example of displaying Venus.

Movement in the sky of the evening (dawn) might be different from the announcement?
It is likely to differ from figure announced with the magazine etc. certainly.
It is because there is an expression "Sky in the west of 18:00" and "Sky in the west after the sunset".
Kagayaki-IV adopts "Sky in the west after the sunset".

* It is an example of displaying the comet.

The appearance where the comet moves with the tail is displayed.

Is the tail seen like this?
The kind of the tail is divided into the ion tail and the dust tail.
The tail that Kagayaki-IV displays is the ion tail.
Because an accurate calculation of the dust tail was difficult, it was omitted.
The direction of the ion tail and the dust tail is not greatly different.