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solar wind: 412 km/s iss: 408 km near earth objects: 23
◉ live cosmic uplink

real-time cosmic data collected every hour by an ai agent from multiple space agencies worldwide.

✦ data travels from sensors across earth and space, processed into a continuous stream of cosmic awareness.

solar wind: 412 km/s ↑ · k-index: 3 · iss altitude: 408 km · velocity: 27,586 km/h · astronauts: 10 · 太陽風速度: 412 km/s · next asteroid: 2024 YX1 (0.02 AU) · moon illumination: 67.3% · 月相: 上弦 +++ solar wind: 412 km/s ↑ · k-index: 3 · iss altitude: 408 km · velocity: 27,586 km/h · astronauts: 10 · 太陽風速度: 412 km/s · next asteroid: 2024 YX1 (0.02 AU) · moon illumination: 67.3% · 月相: 上弦 +++
═══════ cosmic baton ═══════
your position: 34.0522°N, 118.2437°W · 07:13 pm (earth time)
since last ai collection (15:00 utc):
iss traveled 2,847 km · solar wind shifted +32 km/s
you rotated 7.5° with earth
the sun exhales
four hundred kilometers
each second, toward us
next baton pass
42:17
last collection: 2026-01-23 15:00 utc
cosmic choir

leave a message that becomes a constellation in the living star map. your words join thousands of others, forming new patterns in the digital cosmos.

✦ each message is assigned coordinates based on submission time and location, creating a unique star formation.

your message becomes a constellation in the living star map

234 messages in the choir
source: choir-api.aprojectwithnopurpose.com
star map

real-time view of the sky from your exact location on earth, powered by las cumbres observatory's global telescope network.

✦ las cumbres operates 25+ robotic telescopes across 7 sites worldwide, enabling 24-hour sky coverage.

real-time sky from your location via las cumbres observatory

source: virtualsky.lco.global
moon phase

the moon completes one full cycle every 29.5 days. its gravitational pull creates earth's tides and slightly slows our planet's rotation.

✦ the moon is slowly drifting away from earth at 3.8 cm per year — in 600 million years, total solar eclipses will no longer be possible.

67.3%
waxing gibbous
your current distance from moon 384,400 km
your next full moon 12 feb 2026
source: calculated ephemeris
solar wind

a continuous stream of charged particles flowing from the sun at 300-800 km/s. earth's magnetic field deflects most of it, creating auroras at the poles.

✦ during intense solar storms, the aurora can be visible as far south as mexico. the k-index measures geomagnetic disturbance (0-9 scale).

speed412 km/s
slowfast
density4.2 p/cm³
temperature142,000 K
geomagnetic activity
3
k-index
(quiet)
aurora probability (high lat)15%
source: noaa space weather prediction center
international space station

the iss orbits earth every 90 minutes at 27,600 km/h. it's the largest human-made structure in space, visible to the naked eye at dawn and dusk.

✦ astronauts experience 16 sunrises and sunsets every day. the station has been continuously occupied since november 2000.

live position
latitude51.6° N
longitude-142.3° W
altitude408 km
velocity27,586 km/h
currently overPacific Ocean
humans in space right now: 10
宇宙にいる人間
ISS Expedition 72:
Oleg Kononenko(Russia)Commander
Nikolai Chub(Russia)
Tracy Dyson(USA)
Matthew Dominick(USA)
Michael Barratt(USA)
Jeanette Epps(USA)
Alexander Grebenkin(Russia)
Tiangong Station · 天宮:
Ye Guangfu · 叶光富(China)Commander
Li Cong · 李聪(China)
Li Guangsu · 李广苏(China)

these humans are orbiting earth right now, watching the same stars we see below.

source: open-notify.org · wheretheiss.at
maxi x-ray sky monitor

maxi (monitor of all-sky x-ray image) scans the entire sky every 92 minutes from the iss japanese experiment module, detecting x-ray sources like black holes and neutron stars.

✦ x-rays from space cannot reach earth's surface — they're absorbed by our atmosphere, which is why space-based observatories are essential.

x-ray sources detected127
brightest sourceSco X-1
current flux2.4 Crab

real-time x-ray sky from iss japanese experiment module

source: jaxa maxi · riken
near-earth objects

nasa tracks all asteroids and comets that pass within 30 million miles of earth. most are harmless, but monitoring helps identify potential threats decades in advance.

✦ over 34,000 near-earth objects have been discovered. the dinosaur-killing asteroid was ~10 km wide — we now track objects as small as 10 meters.

tracking this week23 objects
2024 YX1
distance0.024 AU (3.6 million km)
diameter45-100 m
velocity12.4 km/s
approach25 jan 2026 14:32 utc
not hazardous
2024 AA3
distance0.031 AU (4.6 million km)
diameter20-50 m
velocity8.9 km/s
approach27 jan 2026 03:15 utc
not hazardous
source: nasa neo web service
◎ cosmic memory log

a rolling 24-hour record of cosmic events captured by the ai agent. each entry represents a moment when something noteworthy occurred in our cosmic neighborhood.

14:00 utc · 2 hours ago
solar wind speed increased from 385 to 412 km/s. minor geomagnetic fluctuation detected.
12:00 utc · 4 hours ago
iss completed orbit #167,842. crew began scheduled eva preparation. tracy dyson conducting microgravity experiments.
08:00 utc · 8 hours ago
new near-earth object 2024 AA3 added to tracking database. approach date: 27 jan 2026.
02:00 utc · 14 hours ago
maxi detected x-ray flare from Cygnus X-1. intensity: 1.8 Crab units. duration: 47 minutes.
source: cosmic-agent.aprojectwithnopurpose.com
cosmic ai agent
status: awake · listening
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