Atlas

Overview map of worlds

The first interactive layer shows how the catalog will connect to mapping before heavy GIS logic is introduced.

Generated imagery

The atlas should be seen before it is read

Initial science-editorial plates that can later become mission imagery, reconstructions, or CMS-managed media.

polar crater / ice / light

Lunar shadow

sediment / rover / ancient water

Martian delta

atmosphere / radar / rings

Venus radar

Mercury / basin / color

Caloris

geology / hidden structures

Earth archive

Jupiter / Saturn / outer worlds

Icy moons

Source layerIAU / NASA / EID / editorial
Terrestrial impact structures often appear through relief, geophysics, and shock-mineral evidence.ChicxulubVredefort

Live space weather

The Sun as an operational layer of the atlas

This module reads Kp, solar wind, Bz orientation, and GOES X-ray flux from NOAA SWPC.

SYNC
Kp2.33quiet fallback
Solar wind410 km/s4.8 p/cm³
Bz GSM-1.8 nTsouthward fallback
GOES X-rayC1.21.20e-6 W/m²

Celestial mechanics

Orbits that make the atlas feel alive

The first version is visual; later it can connect to real planetary and mission ephemerides.

MercuryVenusEarthMarsJupiterSaturn