You’ll see information about the object appear at the top of the screen, including its name and other useful astronomical data, such as its magnitude and catalogue numbers.
These access further configuration windows which enable you to select the location you’re observing from and set the date and time, along with several display and general program configuration menus allowing you to tailor what’s shown on screen, plus the Search tool and the Help window.ģ If you have the Oculars plug-in enabled (see further down in Simulating eyepiece and camera fields of view) you will see a set of icons relating to it in the top right-hand corner of the screen.Ĥ If you left click on a celestial object from the main screen, the object will acquire a small rotating ‘target’ around it (stars) or a bouncing blue ‘frame’ (other objects). This bar is also where some plug-in buttons will appear.Ģ Hidden on the bottom-left edge of the screen is another toolbar with several icons.
Placing your cursor over this bar will raise it to reveal buttons that can toggle various display settings such as constellation lines and star labels. The bar along the bottom shows key information such as the location, the field of view (FOV) and the time. 1 The Stellarium main screen has two main toolbars.
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