In our proposed star navigation application, we rely on many advanced algorithms and technologies to ensure accuracy and effectiveness. The captured sky images are analyzed using *visual studio*, which enables the automatic detection of stars and various celestial objects in the image.

In addition, *geodesic algorithms* are applied to accurately determine astronomical coordinates, allowing us to accurately determine the position of stars based on the user’s perspective.

We will also use *artificial intelligence* technologies, specifically machine learning, to improve the application’s ability to automatically identify stars by identifying repeated patterns in previous astronomical data, thereby improving the accuracy of the results and contributing to a seamless user experience. Lastly, location information and GPS will be essential to mobile applications. With the use of these, users may aim their gadgets at the sky and instantly find the locations of planets and stars according to their current location.

This program aims to rekindle a timeless relationship with the universe, not merely teach astronomy. Through cultivating a more profound admiration for the night sky, we urge users to consider their position within this immense domain. We can restore the long-standing connection between humanity and the stars by fusing cutting-edge technology with conventional knowledge, encouraging a new generation to discover and value the glories of the cosmos.

As part of the development plan: programming the application to recognize captured images and provide information about them.

The site uses *HTML* and *JavaScript* to build the user interface, with the *XLSX* library to read Excel files, and an external *API* to recognize images.

How it works:

1. The user uploads a picture of a star.

2. The image is sent to an external AI service via *JavaScript* to recognize the star's name.

3. After the star is recognized, information about it (such as age and temperature) is extracted from a previously uploaded *Excel* file.

4. The site displays the result and information to the user.

2024 NASA Space Apps Challenge

Constellazing