In this article we present four programs to view Hubble images on your mobile, a cocktail of applications ideal for scanning the universe wherever you are, wherever you go.
NASA
NASA, one of the great platforms to observe space through Hubble's eyes. The utility, in addition to providing very good images, shows us videos, information, etc. The interface has a grid map of space, where you can search and see the images taken by Hubble. NASA is a free program available for Android and iOS mobile devices.
Hubble Gallery
Hubble Gallery has a large database of images taken by Hubble. In these more than 24 years, the photographs taken by Hubble are numerous, so the utility organizes them into categories: Hubble Heritage, The Universe, Exotic, Galaxies, Nebulae, Solar System, and Stars. Hubble Gallery is a free program available for Android operating systems.
APOD
We continue with APOD, a platform that uploads photos selected by NASA astronomers, taken by Hubble, to its database. The environment has several configuration options, to see images from a particular day or moment. APOD is a free program available for Android and iOS mobile devices.
Deep Field
Deep Field is a tool that offers two services: the first is to enjoy the images taken by Hubble, and the second is to also enjoy the photographs but accompanied by a soundtrack created by Eric Whitacre on the images from the Deep Field database. Deep Field is a free program available for Android mobile devices.
All the mentioned platforms have more services. But as far as enjoying the images taken by Hubble are concerned, they are really the best.
