little
supernova
not everything announces itself
before it becomes something
today
a new one every midnight
make & play
create stars, keep one, build little worlds
birth a star
press the button. a star will be born. it will have a name, a temperament, and regrets.
adopt a star
name a star and it's yours. it'll still be here when you come back — older, and with news.
draw a constellation
click to place stars. each one sings a note. connect them into your own little song.
constellation gallery
constellations other people drew. click one to load it into the composer above and hear it play.
gravity sandbox
click and drag to fling a planet into orbit around the star. let go and watch it fall, swing, or escape forever.
ask the cosmos
oracles, verdicts, and made-up fortunes
ask the void
type a question. the void has read it. the void is choosing its words.
cosmic horoscope
astrology, but for stars, and invented on the spot.
what kind of star are you?
three questions. one cosmic verdict. no appeals.
the real sky
live readings from the actual cosmos, right now
tonight's moon
the real phase of the real moon, calculated for today.
the space station
where the ISS is this very second, updating live.
picture of the day
nasa's astronomy picture of the day. a different real corner of the universe each morning.
the wall
leave a star. everyone who visits will see it.
make a wish
whisper something to a falling star. it'll streak across the sky — and land on the wall below.
leave a star on the wall
say something to whoever drifts through next. a hello, a wish, a tiny piece of nonsense. it stays.
observatory
a quiet readout of your visit
tonight's instruments
none of these numbers mean anything. they are, however, entirely real.