Stage 5. asteroids.js: 1500-strong main-belt sample from SBDB (sb-class=MBA), propagated by the shared Kepler core, one Points cloud refreshed ≤10 Hz, off by default. comets.js: 1P/2P/67P/96P from SBDB (elliptical only) with full drawn orbits, marker + anti-sunward tail scaled 1/r², on by default. neos.js: CAD ±30d close-approach radar around Earth, colored by miss distance, clickable, lunar- distance labels, off by default. All fail-soft. verify.html gate: belt view-radii 12.1–13.9 ∈ (Mars 10.7, Jupiter 17.4); Halley aphelion 35.3 AU > Neptune. Also serialized verify's live Horizons checks (burst-throttle fix) → 13/13 green. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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SOLARGOD ▸ Solar System View
A browser-based compressed-scale 3D solar system explorer — real ephemerides, scrubbable time across centuries, jump-to-orbit navigation, and live layers for deep-space probes, asteroids, and comets. Sibling of GODSIGH, which watches Earth; SOLARGOD watches everything else. Everything runs client-side from free, public, keyless data.
Status: pre-build. The full spec lives in SOLARGOD_BRIEF.md.
Quickstart (once built)
python3 serve.py
# open http://127.0.0.1:8147
Planned layers
| Layer | Source | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Planets | JPL Keplerian elements (Standish) | computed locally, no network — scrub 1800–2050 |
| Moons & rings | JPL SSD satellite elements | 21 major moons, Saturn/Uranus rings |
| Spacecraft | JPL Horizons | Voyagers, New Horizons, JWST, Parker — where they are now |
| Asteroids | JPL SBDB | real main-belt sample + NEO close approaches (CNEOS CAD) |
| Comets | JPL SBDB | Halley & friends, full orbits, 1/r² tails |
MEGA mode compresses distances so the whole system is one readable view; TRUE mode animates it back out to its real, humbling emptiness.