Free moon phase software for mac

Moon Phase II is a free Yahoo! widget that displays a fairly accurate representation of the Moon on your desktop. Moon Phase II also displays two pages of information about the Moon, its current position, phase, age, distance etc.
The phase displayed is accurate, as is the angle of the cusps, and the Moons axis, the Widget now even shows librations of the disk - though you may have to look closely!

System requirements:
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Enhancements
- Fixes bug in French localisation that prevented the Widget displaying properly.
- New, lower contrast disk images
- Less

Out Of Phase is a free software music synthesis package for your Mac.

Main features:
- Sampled and Indexed Wave Table Synthesis
- Algorithmically Generated Sounds via Built In Programming Language
- Filters, Delay Effects, and Nonlinear Processing may be applied to the entire score, each track, and each oscillator under the control of envelope generators
- Powerful LFO Modulation Facility
- Unlimited Number of Notes, Oscillators, Instruments, Samples, or Effects Processors, and Simultaneous Events
- Professional Quality Output (Up to 24-bit 48kHz Stereo)

This simple calendar displays the phases of the Moon for each day based on 0 hrs Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). Orthographic phase images were created by Don Carona. Note: The days of the week are static in this first version.

Therefore, this moon calendar may not build correctly for computers in countries whose calendar does not coincide with "Sunday" being the first day of the week.

-Left-click to advance month.
-Right-click to advance year.
-Double-click to reset calendar to current month/year.

Sunlit Moon displays the true phase of the Moon. The orthographic image is rendered from an equirectangular atlas of the Moon based on data gathered by the NASA Lunar Orbiter missions. The atlas is courtesy of the USGS Astrogeology Research Program. Each rendered image accounts for optical and physical libration. Meaning, it displays only the lunar features that are currently visible from Earth due to the effects of libration.

The green compass represents geographic direction and the gray represents selenographic direction. These are drawn to illustrate the offset of the lunar poles to that of the Earth’s poles due to libration. For examples of lunar libration, visit the Lunar Libration page. Clicking on the image of the Moon in the widget displays a selenographic grid to further illustrate the effects of libration. Also, the age and illuminated fraction is displayed.

To The Moon is an icon set of 7 icons that represent NASAs Mercury, Gemini and Apollo capsules, as well as the moon, re-entry, a space helmet and a Lunar Module (LEM). A free desktop picture is also included.

Requirements:
Mac OS X 10.0 or later.

Enhancements:
Version 1.2.3 adds the following:

• Corrected start-up issues found on some systems when using MoonDock as a Login Item
• Updated help documentation