Interactive astronomy platform - by Biswajit Jana @2026
AstroBis
A browser-native space lab for realistic Solar System scale, Earth operations mapping, live orbital tracking, future asteroid approaches, interstellar visitors, exoplanet discovery data, and a dimensional stellar atlas.
Reference values
Catalogues and Cosmic Scale
Live-facing pages use build-time public-data snapshots where possible. Scale references are labelled separately from observed catalogues.
Snapshot: 21 Jun 2026. Catalogue figures are build-time values; the Oort Cloud number is a scale reference because the cloud has not been directly imaged.
Mission modules
What You Can Explore
From the Oort Cloud to live orbital traffic and public Earth-event feeds, AstroBis keeps the useful science close to the surface.
Solar System Atlas
A compressed real-distance Solar System with planets, dwarf planets, moon counts, asteroid belt, trojans, Kuiper belt, heliopause, AU ruler, and Oort Cloud shells.
Open AtlasMars 3D Map
A real-texture Mars globe with MOLA-derived 3D terrain, hillshade relief, named areographic features, landing-site chronology, polar caps, Phobos and Deimos orbit context, coordinate picking, and source notes.
Map MarsExoplanet Explorer
NASA Exoplanet Archive data with measured radius, mass, orbit, temperature, discovery method, facility counts, distribution plots, and source references.
Browse PlanetsISS Mission Control
Track the station over a textured 3D Earth with live telemetry, orbit projection, cloud layer, and ground-track map.
Track ISSEarthOps World Map
A space-first world map that combines CelesTrak satellites and debris, Launch Library missions, NASA EONET events, USGS earthquakes, GDACS alerts, and spaceflight news.
Open World MapSmall-Body Watch
Audit a coverage-explicit JPL close-approach snapshot with distance bounds, albedo-sensitive size estimates, encounter-screen sorting, and interstellar visitor orbits.
Open Watch3D Stellar Atlas
Navigate bright stars using real RA/Dec coordinates, spectral colors, constellation guides, distance shells, and an H-R diagram.
Open AtlasNASA APOD
Each day, NASA selects an astronomy image with scientific context. AstroBis keeps it alongside the live data tools.
See TodayData Quality Console
Audit the deployed public-data snapshots for freshness, row counts, field coverage, catalogue completeness, and provenance labels.
Audit DataNASA APOD
Today's View from NASA
The Astronomy Picture of the Day, curated by NASA scientists.
Begin at 1 AU
Start with the Solar System
Open the AstroBis atlas, travel from Mercury to the Oort Cloud, then jump into exoplanets, live ISS telemetry, EarthOps mapping, future asteroid approaches, and the stellar map.
Open the Solar System Atlas