Our flame burned bright/ In those starry skies/ We were shooting stars/ Like fireflies." - "Fireflies," April Kry Unfortunately for me, the Nightcap Camera app is only available on the app store for iPhones. I have been told that the ‘ Open Camera‘ app is a suitable alternative to NightCap for Android phones, although I have yet to try it myself. Star Walk SHARE Your interpretation of We Are All In The Gutter But Some Of Us Are Looking At The Stars BELOW

Star Walk is the most beautiful stargazing app you’ve ever seen on a mobile device. It will become your interactive guide to the night sky, following your every movement in real-time and allowing you to explore over 200,000 celestial bodies with extensive information.” We look at how easy each stargazing app is to operate, whether it contains the latest up-to-date observing technology like VR and synchronizing with calendars. We'll also make suggestions if a particular stargazing app would benefit from any additional accessories to give you the best observing experience possible.It was really typical story about civil war & personally, I've seen a few movies that cover the same story arc minus the storytelling talent of Amina. The app has a very minimalistic and intuitive interface with lots of beautiful visuals from NASA's huge image library. The Images tab will take you to an in-app version of NASA's Image of the Day (IOTD) and Astronomy Picture of the Day (APOD) where you can rate, store and share your favorites. From the home screen, you can also scroll through the latest news articles or tap on the Missions tab to see details and updates from all of NASA's live missions.

I found this one to have the nicest design out of all of the moon phase apps available, with easy access to a monthly calendar (available in the Pro version). Sky Tonight We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars,” Oscar Wilde wrote. Ever since an early human sat by the glowing embers of a fire on a winter night, as others fell asleep and the camp quietened, we have pondered the mysteries of existence. What are those points of light studding the sky? What are these movements within my belly? Where did this life come from? What is life? How do I protect this being from all harm? In that case, Jenna wouldn't need to truly be in love with Aron. It could've just been Amina's suspicions. Unnecessary love triangle solved. And even if Jenna was in love with Aron, we could see her brushing that aside for her sister's happiness, hence adding to the greater theme of sisterly love. Amina is headstrong and outspoken; sometimes she speaks before she thinks things through and can get lost in her own imagination. This sounds harmless enough but Amina and her family are living under a dangerous dictatorship through a time of national crisis. These actions are seen as rebellion, even a stray smile can get you noticed for the wrong reasons so Amina can't hide her excitement when the 'liberation' arrives to take the power from the Kwana and restore it to the people.I loved this book, it is so honest and innocent but at the same time it is powerful and heart-breaking. Amina herself, as a main character was brave, imaginative and independent and for a young girl thrown into the midst of war and destruction, it was difficult for her to adjust but with the aid of her sister Jenna, who was much more subdued, calmer and generous, Amina was able to learn that all good things take time and patience. Over time, Jenna herself began to learn that staying quiet was not always the best way and that sometimes, you did need to be more forthcoming, the way Amina was. It was beautiful seeing how both sisters were able to learn so much from one another on their journey and sought so much comfort from one another. A celestial map can be very useful for identifying stars and constellations. In addition there are several smartphone apps that allow the identification of stars, planets and deep sky objects. Amina and Jenna’s personalities are vastly different meaning that the reader should be able to identify with at least one of the girls and place themselves within the story to get a closer feel of what their lives must have been like. It makes us wonder how we would cope ourselves in these situations. Amina is the kind of person who asks questions. She wants to know why things happen and is constantly asking “what if?” Despite being a year younger than Jenna she is the more confident of the two, and it is partly her determination that keeps them alive. Personally, I think I am more like Jenna: quiet, anxious, always wanting to do the right thing. Jenna “just wants everyone to be happy”. Jenna is a realist, whereas Amina is a dreamer.