AstroBis research dashboard

A Modern Astronomy Console

AstroBis is built as a browser-native astronomy workspace: part 3D atlas, part data dashboard, and part educational research notebook. It favours traceable public data, careful unit labels, and interactive visualisations that make scale, motion, and uncertainty visible.

Oort-scale Solar System atlas with AU ruler, heliopause, and spherical cloud shells

CelesTrak TLE snapshots with local SGP4 propagation and night-side Earth lighting

Exoplanet archive cards plus mission, timeline, and distribution plot windows

JPL close-approach snapshots with interstellar visitor orbit context

Bright-star atlas with RA/Dec, distance shells, spectral color, H-R view, and physical proxies

Data Sources

NASA Exoplanet Archive

Composite exoplanet parameters, stellar metadata, orbit and discovery fields

JPL SBDB CAD

Near-Earth close-approach objects through 2050

JPL SBDB API

Known interstellar and hyperbolic visitor orbit elements

CelesTrak GP/TLE

ISS orbital elements propagated with SGP4

NASA Oort Cloud

Oort Cloud AU scale and outer Solar System context

NASA APOD

Daily astronomy image and scientific context

Solar System Scope / Wikimedia

Planet texture maps where available

Method Notes

The project separates measured data from visual interpretation. Solar-system worlds use public texture maps where possible; exoplanet portraits are explicitly labelled as data-driven artist renders because most exoplanets are not directly resolved in visible light. ISS position is propagated from current TLE data, and small-body risk labels are prioritisation proxies, not official impact predictions.