Open tools · simulations · knowledge
A home for space projects built in the open — from tracking the objects above us, to the physics of how stars are born, to simulations you can run in your browser.
The projects
Each is a standalone tool. Pick one to launch it.
Track what's overhead. Orbital propagation, pass prediction, and catalog visualization built on public two-line element data — a sovereign view of the objects sharing our skies.
How stars and their disks are born. An interactive, physics-first walkthrough — the Jeans criterion, free-fall collapse, infrared disk detection, and the nebular theory of the Solar System.
Play with the physics. Orbital mechanics, transfer manoeuvres, and n-body trajectories you can run, pause, and tweak directly in the browser — no install, no math anxiety.
Launch links point to /ssa_visor.html, /stellar-genesis.html and /space-simulations.html — edit them in the page source to match your real routes or subdomains.
About
newspace.live gathers practical tools and clear explanations in one place — for analysts, students, and the simply curious. The aim is the same across every project: take something that usually lives behind specialist software and make it legible, hands-on, and yours.
Know what's above you. Public orbital data, propagated and visualized so anyone can build situational awareness.
The physics behind the headlines — collapse, fusion, disks, planets — explained interactively from first principles.
Run the equations yourself. Simulations that turn orbital mechanics into something you can feel, not just read.