I spent about 2 hours and 40 minutes continuing work on HelioGuard AI. This session focused on making the project feel more like a real educational space mission tool instead of just a normal dashboard.

I worked on improving the visual direction, organizing the NASA data into a more understandable structure, and refining the student-friendly explanation flow. The project now feels more connected: real NASA public data comes in, the risk model turns it into scores, and the mission briefing explains what the data means for students.

Next, I’m going to keep polishing the interface, improve the asteroid object reports, and make the HelioGuard Index easier to understand with clearer explanations and better screenshots.