あなたのWindowsコンピュータで Wolfram Astronomy Course Assistant を使用するのは実際にはとても簡単ですが、このプロセスを初めてお使いの場合は、以下の手順に注意する必要があります。 これは、お使いのコンピュータ用のDesktop Appエミュレータをダウンロードしてインストールする必要があるためです。 以下の4つの簡単な手順で、Wolfram Astronomy Course Assistant をコンピュータにダウンロードしてインストールすることができます：
エミュレータの重要性は、あなたのコンピュータにアンドロイド環境をエミュレートまたはイミテーションすることで、アンドロイドを実行する電話を購入することなくPCの快適さからアンドロイドアプリを簡単にインストールして実行できることです。 誰があなたは両方の世界を楽しむことができないと言いますか？ まず、スペースの上にある犬の上に作られたエミュレータアプリをダウンロードすることができます。
A. Nox App または
B. Bluestacks App 。
個人的には、Bluestacksは非常に普及しているので、 "B"オプションをお勧めします。あなたがそれを使ってどんなトレブルに走っても、GoogleやBingで良い解決策を見つけることができます(lol).
Bluestacks.exeまたはNox.exeを正常にダウンロードした場合は、コンピュータの「ダウンロード」フォルダまたはダウンロードしたファイルを通常の場所に保存してください。
見つけたらクリックしてアプリケーションをインストールします。 それはあなたのPCでインストールプロセスを開始する必要があります。
[次へ]をクリックして、EULAライセンス契約に同意します。
アプリケーションをインストールするには画面の指示に従ってください。
上記を正しく行うと、ソフトウェアは正常にインストールされます。
これで、インストールしたエミュレータアプリケーションを開き、検索バーを見つけてください。 今度は Wolfram Astronomy Course Assistant を検索バーに表示し、[検索]を押します。 あなたは簡単にアプリを表示します。 クリック Wolfram Astronomy Course Assistantアプリケーションアイコン。 のウィンドウ。 Wolfram Astronomy Course Assistant が開き、エミュレータソフトウェアにそのアプリケーションが表示されます。 インストールボタンを押すと、アプリケーションのダウンロードが開始されます。 今私達はすべて終わった。
次に、「すべてのアプリ」アイコンが表示されます。
をクリックすると、インストールされているすべてのアプリケーションを含むページが表示されます。
あなたは アイコンをクリックします。 それをクリックし、アプリケーションの使用を開始します。
Do you need an astronomy tool that does more than just show you pictures? Something that will actually help you with your school work? The Wolfram Astronomy Course Assistant provides a suite of useful tools for helping you in your introductory computational astronomy course. From fact checking to formulas, this app provides a convenient resource to help you complete your homework and study for tests. Answers are computed on the fly using input values you specify. This app covers the following topics, applicable to college-level Astronomy 120 or any other introductory computational astronomy course: - Get an overview of constellations, including the effects of proper motion - Learn the celestial reference points and their location in your sky - Explore solar system objects, properties, and dynamics - Study Moon phases, eclipses, and tides - Examine properties of over 100,000 stars, including distance, parallax, luminosity, and position on the Hertzsprung–Russell diagram - Learn about the seasons and when meteor showers occur - Access formulas such as Newton's and Kepler's laws, escape velocity, moments of inertia, angular momentum, and Einstein's famous E=mc^2 - Convert between wavelength and frequency, or find the energy of a photon - Understand the cosmological effects of universal expansion on light and the gravitational effects of black holes - Determine the probability of intelligent life on other worlds The Wolfram Astronomy Course Assistant is powered by the Wolfram|Alpha computational knowledge engine and is created by Wolfram Research, makers of Mathematica—the world's leading software system for mathematical research and education. The Wolfram Astronomy Course Assistant draws on the computational power of Wolfram|Alpha's supercomputers over a 3G, 4G, or Wi-Fi connection.
Inane! Clueless. Arcane. (Sad.)
March 2013 hardware comparability update does nothing to fix the design flaws of this software. Prior Review: The "tour" in the update is just a frame showing what you could see just as easily by clicking through the app's many screens. The first one reads, "Use Wien's law..." yet the app still lacks any explanation of who Wien was, what the law shows, or why it matters. Still just a calculator for folks who already know. Useless for teaching one's self astronomy. Wolfram may be the King of the Nerds as a programmer, but he apparently needs some people-types to show him how or why data and calculations could be made to matter to actual customers. Wolfram needs to download a copy of Southern Star's SkySafari and read the fabulous Help pages as a model for just how good his app might be. Prior Review: Disappointing * Still disappointing after the update. The "in-app recommendations" are just advertisements for Wolfram's other apps, cluttering the main page of a paid app. The many technical terms remain undefined. Something? Maybe Wikipedia links if Wolfram lacks the data? This app might be useful for the last person in the universe taking a computational astronomy course using a textbook without an answer key. It presumably calculates all answers correctly, yet without explaining anything used in the calculation. There are sources listed, but most are not clickable links -- a "Wolfram" app denying the power of the Internet! It's a limited universal answer key, not a tutor. Prior Review: Disappointing * It's just a calculator. Nothing is explained, illuminated, or defined. I thought it would be fun to play with, that I could learn a lot from it, but no. Worse, it is slow and requires an Internet connection, even for simple tasks such as drawing a star chart or performing simple calculations. Those star charts and other results lack links to explain the objects on them. Maybe this is a five-star calculator, so if you know exactly why you need it, buy it. If you're an autodidact who hopes to learn computational astronomy from it, skip it. If you're Wolfram, think about how much better this could be, and update it. And, what's this? Immediately after I spend $5 for an unenthralling app that is not selling and review it as such, Wolfram puts it on sale?!
Grand Tour Continued ... ->
After 10 months from takeoff, There is now a needed update, which only enhances the package plus there is indeed built-in tour, which continues the experience to a new level. ========================== As a long time user of Mathematica (the first year it was released), and now using Algebra and Calculus Course Assistants as well as WolframAlpha, I have been anxiously awaiting the arrival of Astronomy and now have it on the same day it was released. I *know* that it will provide countless hours of usage. This app is the one I have wanted since it was first announced ... almost anything concerning Math and/or Astronomy I can now solve, or at least get very close to an answer, on my iPad.
Wolfram astronomy app
Would like to see declinations and right ascensions on constellation charts
Astronomy at it's best
Awesome thank you for the opportunity to learn astronomy this easily
Great App
If you enjoy astronomy then you will appreciate this app. Physics equations are calculated using most commonly the MKS system, even here in North America but this being an app of convenience allows you to avoid conversion & just choose what units you would like the answer in. Well put together app with tons of information!
