A constellation identification game.
A streamdeck-style macropad for my needs as an astrophysics enthusiast.
A brutalist new tab page with a NASA-powered background switcher. Pulls today's Astronomy Picture of the Day or a random shot from NASA's Image and Video Library, forces it through greyscale and high contrast, and pairs it with a big central clock, quick search, and a saved link dock.
General Relativity Interactive Demonstrator.
The final one, the site that ties it all together. A website where you can access all four astronomy simulations that I have spent countless hours developing, and learn about space the way it should be taught, not just through textbooks, but interactive ways to really show the physics behind it.
Simulates exoplanet transit detection from Earth, with variables that can be used to explore how different planet sizes and orbits can affect a star's observed light curve.
A small educational site telling the story of a period.
A space/astronomy themed webOS
Simulates gravitational lensing from Earth's perspective, with variables that can be used to explore how different types of massive objects can affect the path and appearance of background light.
Simulates pulsar signal detection from Earth, with variables that can be used to explore how different types of pulsars can affect astronomical data.