eirin has a loooot of really good ones. Esoterica "Astronomical Cover-Up", God Sign "Genealogy of the Celestials", Heaven's Curse "Apollo 13", Leading God "Omoikane's Device", Spacesphere "The Cosmos In a Jar"...
November 12, 2025 at 2:10 PM
eirin has a loooot of really good ones. Esoterica "Astronomical Cover-Up", God Sign "Genealogy of the Celestials", Heaven's Curse "Apollo 13", Leading God "Omoikane's Device", Spacesphere "The Cosmos In a Jar"...
hehehe look at them
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January 14, 2025 at 12:01 PM
hehehe look at them
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Could you find your place in the Milky Way?
I'm building Galaxy for SpaceSphere: a 3D explorer where you can travel from the Sun through spiral arms, nebulae, star clusters and black holes, while seeing what's measured, modelled and uncertain.
Our new galaxy module is coming 🌌
#Space #MilkyWay
I'm building Galaxy for SpaceSphere: a 3D explorer where you can travel from the Sun through spiral arms, nebulae, star clusters and black holes, while seeing what's measured, modelled and uncertain.
Our new galaxy module is coming 🌌
#Space #MilkyWay
September 16, 2026 at 11:43 AM
Something is crossing your sky at 27,000 km/h right now. Most people never notice.
Open SpaceSphere. Track the ISS, satellites, launches, quakes, the Sun, Moon and real sky in one live browser platform. Learn what you are seeing as it happens.
Real data. No install. Just explore. Built to connect.
Open SpaceSphere. Track the ISS, satellites, launches, quakes, the Sun, Moon and real sky in one live browser platform. Learn what you are seeing as it happens.
Real data. No install. Just explore. Built to connect.
September 14, 2026 at 7:17 AM
Something is crossing your sky at 27,000 km/h right now. Most people never notice.
Open SpaceSphere. Track the ISS, satellites, launches, quakes, the Sun, Moon and real sky in one live browser platform. Learn what you are seeing as it happens.
Real data. No install. Just explore. Built to connect.
Open SpaceSphere. Track the ISS, satellites, launches, quakes, the Sun, Moon and real sky in one live browser platform. Learn what you are seeing as it happens.
Real data. No install. Just explore. Built to connect.
SpaceSphere made the Top 100 of the Build with Gemini XPRIZE. Built solo in 90 days, it turns the live universe into a classroom: track satellites, launches, quakes and space weather, explore real scientific data, and use AI to understand what you see. Real sources. No fake data. One platform. Live.
September 14, 2026 at 7:45 AM
SpaceSphere made the Top 100 of the Build with Gemini XPRIZE. Built solo in 90 days, it turns the live universe into a classroom: track satellites, launches, quakes and space weather, explore real scientific data, and use AI to understand what you see. Real sources. No fake data. One platform. Live.
We rebuilt the portal.
SPACESPHERE 2.0 IS LIVE
same live planet. brand new experience.
faster. cleaner glass UI. real terrain that actually rises.
ISS where it really is. earthquakes from USGS. wildfires from NASA. solar flares as they erupt.
no renders. no fake orbits.
spacesphere.sygnito.com
SPACESPHERE 2.0 IS LIVE
same live planet. brand new experience.
faster. cleaner glass UI. real terrain that actually rises.
ISS where it really is. earthquakes from USGS. wildfires from NASA. solar flares as they erupt.
no renders. no fake orbits.
spacesphere.sygnito.com
Live satellite and ISS tracker on a 3D Earth | SpaceSphere
Track satellites, rocket launches, earthquakes and space news on a live 3D globe. An Earth and space education portal with real NASA and USGS data. Free.
spacesphere.sygnito.com
September 21, 2026 at 4:43 AM
We rebuilt the portal.
SPACESPHERE 2.0 IS LIVE
same live planet. brand new experience.
faster. cleaner glass UI. real terrain that actually rises.
ISS where it really is. earthquakes from USGS. wildfires from NASA. solar flares as they erupt.
no renders. no fake orbits.
spacesphere.sygnito.com
SPACESPHERE 2.0 IS LIVE
same live planet. brand new experience.
faster. cleaner glass UI. real terrain that actually rises.
ISS where it really is. earthquakes from USGS. wildfires from NASA. solar flares as they erupt.
no renders. no fake orbits.
spacesphere.sygnito.com
Next is our engine: SPINE.
The quiet system underneath SpaceSphere. It gives each object one shared identity across the globe, Learn, News, AI and daily challenges, while keeping its source and context attached. The ISS should be the same ISS everywhere. One object. One story. One source of truth.
The quiet system underneath SpaceSphere. It gives each object one shared identity across the globe, Learn, News, AI and daily challenges, while keeping its source and context attached. The ISS should be the same ISS everywhere. One object. One story. One source of truth.
September 14, 2026 at 7:39 AM
Next is our engine: SPINE.
The quiet system underneath SpaceSphere. It gives each object one shared identity across the globe, Learn, News, AI and daily challenges, while keeping its source and context attached. The ISS should be the same ISS everywhere. One object. One story. One source of truth.
The quiet system underneath SpaceSphere. It gives each object one shared identity across the globe, Learn, News, AI and daily challenges, while keeping its source and context attached. The ISS should be the same ISS everywhere. One object. One story. One source of truth.
Next: Live Recall.
SpaceSphere brings old lessons back when they become relevant again. If the ISS is due overhead, a launch is happening today, or a topic you learned suddenly appears in the real sky, Live Recall reconnects the lesson to the moment. Knowledge returns when it matters most.
SpaceSphere brings old lessons back when they become relevant again. If the ISS is due overhead, a launch is happening today, or a topic you learned suddenly appears in the real sky, Live Recall reconnects the lesson to the moment. Knowledge returns when it matters most.
September 14, 2026 at 7:37 AM
Next: Live Recall.
SpaceSphere brings old lessons back when they become relevant again. If the ISS is due overhead, a launch is happening today, or a topic you learned suddenly appears in the real sky, Live Recall reconnects the lesson to the moment. Knowledge returns when it matters most.
SpaceSphere brings old lessons back when they become relevant again. If the ISS is due overhead, a launch is happening today, or a topic you learned suddenly appears in the real sky, Live Recall reconnects the lesson to the moment. Knowledge returns when it matters most.
Next week, SpaceSphere starts changing shape. A moving Earth on the homepage, a rebuilt Learn experience, more beginner lessons, and Galaxy: a 3D Milky Way map built from scientific models and measurements. Less like separate tools. More like one connected place to explore Earth and the universe.
September 19, 2026 at 12:01 PM
Next week, SpaceSphere starts changing shape. A moving Earth on the homepage, a rebuilt Learn experience, more beginner lessons, and Galaxy: a 3D Milky Way map built from scientific models and measurements. Less like separate tools. More like one connected place to explore Earth and the universe.
NASA is opening a new chapter in lunar exploration.
SpaceSphere is building the interactive layer to follow it: Moon phases, missions, locations and live context in one browser experience.
Explore the "/moon" module soon. No installation. Just look up. The next mission is something you can follow.
SpaceSphere is building the interactive layer to follow it: Moon phases, missions, locations and live context in one browser experience.
Explore the "/moon" module soon. No installation. Just look up. The next mission is something you can follow.
September 17, 2026 at 9:53 AM
NASA is opening a new chapter in lunar exploration.
SpaceSphere is building the interactive layer to follow it: Moon phases, missions, locations and live context in one browser experience.
Explore the "/moon" module soon. No installation. Just look up. The next mission is something you can follow.
SpaceSphere is building the interactive layer to follow it: Moon phases, missions, locations and live context in one browser experience.
Explore the "/moon" module soon. No installation. Just look up. The next mission is something you can follow.
Next: ORBIT DAILY.
One space puzzle. One shared challenge. Six attempts to identify a real object using clues drawn from SpaceSphere. Everyone gets the same puzzle, so you can compare results, build streaks and come back tomorrow. Real objects. Real knowledge. Daily bragging rights.
One space puzzle. One shared challenge. Six attempts to identify a real object using clues drawn from SpaceSphere. Everyone gets the same puzzle, so you can compare results, build streaks and come back tomorrow. Real objects. Real knowledge. Daily bragging rights.
September 14, 2026 at 7:37 AM
Next: ORBIT DAILY.
One space puzzle. One shared challenge. Six attempts to identify a real object using clues drawn from SpaceSphere. Everyone gets the same puzzle, so you can compare results, build streaks and come back tomorrow. Real objects. Real knowledge. Daily bragging rights.
One space puzzle. One shared challenge. Six attempts to identify a real object using clues drawn from SpaceSphere. Everyone gets the same puzzle, so you can compare results, build streaks and come back tomorrow. Real objects. Real knowledge. Daily bragging rights.
SpaceSphere brings it all together: Earth live globe, Earthwatch, Sun, Solar System, Moon, Universe, Webb, Space News, Learn, Live Recall and ORBIT DAILY. AI explains what you see, while SPINE connects the same real objects and data across every module. One platform. Real sky. Real data.
September 14, 2026 at 7:27 AM
SpaceSphere brings it all together: Earth live globe, Earthwatch, Sun, Solar System, Moon, Universe, Webb, Space News, Learn, Live Recall and ORBIT DAILY. AI explains what you see, while SPINE connects the same real objects and data across every module. One platform. Real sky. Real data.
Next: Learn.
Twenty-six short lessons turn the sky into something you can actually understand. Finish a topic, then jump back into SpaceSphere and see the same idea in the live world around you. Orbits, eclipses, quakes, satellites and more. Learn it, then watch the evidence appear.
Twenty-six short lessons turn the sky into something you can actually understand. Finish a topic, then jump back into SpaceSphere and see the same idea in the live world around you. Orbits, eclipses, quakes, satellites and more. Learn it, then watch the evidence appear.
September 14, 2026 at 7:36 AM
Next: Learn.
Twenty-six short lessons turn the sky into something you can actually understand. Finish a topic, then jump back into SpaceSphere and see the same idea in the live world around you. Orbits, eclipses, quakes, satellites and more. Learn it, then watch the evidence appear.
Twenty-six short lessons turn the sky into something you can actually understand. Finish a topic, then jump back into SpaceSphere and see the same idea in the live world around you. Orbits, eclipses, quakes, satellites and more. Learn it, then watch the evidence appear.
Next: Space News.
Read the story, then jump straight to what it is about: the mission, rocket, planet, telescope or event. News should not end at a headline. In SpaceSphere it connects back to the real objects, data and missions behind the story, so every update has context.
Read the story, then jump straight to what it is about: the mission, rocket, planet, telescope or event. News should not end at a headline. In SpaceSphere it connects back to the real objects, data and missions behind the story, so every update has context.
September 14, 2026 at 7:35 AM
Next: Space News.
Read the story, then jump straight to what it is about: the mission, rocket, planet, telescope or event. News should not end at a headline. In SpaceSphere it connects back to the real objects, data and missions behind the story, so every update has context.
Read the story, then jump straight to what it is about: the mission, rocket, planet, telescope or event. News should not end at a headline. In SpaceSphere it connects back to the real objects, data and missions behind the story, so every update has context.
AI lives across SpaceSphere to help explain what you are seeing in plain language. Open a quake, flare, mission or headline and ask what it means. Use it to navigate, explore and understand the data. One rule stays fixed: AI can explain the evidence, but it cannot invent what was never measured.
September 14, 2026 at 7:38 AM
AI lives across SpaceSphere to help explain what you are seeing in plain language. Open a quake, flare, mission or headline and ask what it means. Use it to navigate, explore and understand the data. One rule stays fixed: AI can explain the evidence, but it cannot invent what was never measured.
The Solar System is now live in SpaceSphere.
Real planet positions, right now. Saturn's rings. A time control that runs a year per second. And Voyager 1 on its true NASA trajectory, kicking off the planetary plane after Saturn exactly as it really did.
Real data only.
spacesphere.sygnito.com/solar
Real planet positions, right now. Saturn's rings. A time control that runs a year per second. And Voyager 1 on its true NASA trajectory, kicking off the planetary plane after Saturn exactly as it really did.
Real data only.
spacesphere.sygnito.com/solar
July 16, 2026 at 3:08 PM
The Solar System is now live in SpaceSphere.
Real planet positions, right now. Saturn's rings. A time control that runs a year per second. And Voyager 1 on its true NASA trajectory, kicking off the planetary plane after Saturn exactly as it really did.
Real data only.
spacesphere.sygnito.com/solar
Real planet positions, right now. Saturn's rings. A time control that runs a year per second. And Voyager 1 on its true NASA trajectory, kicking off the planetary plane after Saturn exactly as it really did.
Real data only.
spacesphere.sygnito.com/solar
Your flashcards have no idea the ISS is above you right now. Mine do. SpaceSphere now times reviews to the real sky: orbit cards before a pass, launch cards before liftoff. And the globe got rebuilt real terrain, live day-night line, sky mode. Reality sets the schedule now. Spacesphere sygnito com
July 14, 2026 at 9:45 AM
Your flashcards have no idea the ISS is above you right now. Mine do. SpaceSphere now times reviews to the real sky: orbit cards before a pass, launch cards before liftoff. And the globe got rebuilt real terrain, live day-night line, sky mode. Reality sets the schedule now. Spacesphere sygnito com
There's a window on the SpaceSphere homepage that just says "soon". Today I start filling it: the Solar System. Eight planets where they actually are right now. Drag time and watch them orbit. Voyager 1 on its real trajectory. All from real data. That "soon" has been mocking me for weeks.
July 14, 2026 at 10:21 AM
There's a window on the SpaceSphere homepage that just says "soon". Today I start filling it: the Solar System. Eight planets where they actually are right now. Drag time and watch them orbit. Voyager 1 on its real trajectory. All from real data. That "soon" has been mocking me for weeks.
June 11, 2025 at 5:50 PM
Also, in addition to that, in the recently-unlocked Spell Practice hub, I finally nailed Eirin's first midstage spell "Spacesphere (Earth in a Pot)" after fumbling on those little salt spots down the middle a few times, as well as Marisa's last boss spell "Earthlight Ray"…
November 12, 2024 at 4:06 PM
Also, in addition to that, in the recently-unlocked Spell Practice hub, I finally nailed Eirin's first midstage spell "Spacesphere (Earth in a Pot)" after fumbling on those little salt spots down the middle a few times, as well as Marisa's last boss spell "Earthlight Ray"…