Jakob RosinI wanted to view the #Artemis mission data at a glance in an accessible way. So I created myself a dashboard. Including, among other things, a sonified live flight path. Vibecoded this within 2 hours so its likely full of bugs, also a lot of the live data from Nasa is not live yet. If you want, you can check it out here. Artemis II Mission Tracker https://artemis-tracker.netlify.app/
I've just added a few updates to my #Artemis live tracker. It now has a section showing the current, past and upcoming space weather. The live data is now actually live, now that tnasa as sorted its issues with public telemetry. The live data has explainers on different data points, and also includes information on how much of artemis is in sunlight when viewed from earth. The mission timeline has more granularity with detailed explanations. The audio radar calculates the real position of Orion in space, between earth and moon. And a few more things. https://artemis-tracker.netlify.app/ #space #spaceflight #Nasa
Now includes description of the side the crew can see of earth, as well as how big earth and moon appear from the spacecraft. I am having way too much fun with this here. https://artemis-tracker.netlify.app/
A quick reminder, I did create an accessible #ArtemisII #Artemis2 mission tracker for myself, and apparently its deemed useful by others as well. Includes spacecraft speed, distance, also represented by an audio sonification, spacecraft telemetry by calculated moon and earth size as seen from the spacecraft and lots of more details. Just added bunch of details from the @@cdnspace @mstdn.ca api, including antenna and solar panel positions of the craft. Check it out. https://artemis-tracker.netlify.app/
Have just fixed a bug on my artemis tracker, where the live data trend graphs showed data across last 2 hours,, while it wasn't across last 2 hours. No wit shows the correct historical data timespan. Apologies for that. Spaceflight is a tricky business.
The Artemis tracker includes now an easter egg, created by @FreakyFwoof. If you know him and me, you know here to look at to find it. https://artemis-tracker.netlify.app/
I took some time to write down why did I build the artemis tracker and why I feel presenting data in an accessible, multimodal way is useful and fun. https://artemis-tracker.netlify.app/story
Due to my #Artemis2 tracker being overloy popular, I spent past few hours migrating the site to a new server. The mission can be now tracked at https://artemis.jakobrosin.com/ no worries, the old links redirect you to the new mission central as well.
@jakobrosin thanks for doing this. Truely amazes me how these astronauts do these things
@TomGrant91 It is pretty incredible to watch this, isn't it