A heuristic 0–100 scoring system that converts live NASA CNEOS data into a comparative score for near-Earth object close approaches, weighing miss distance, relative velocity, estimated diameter, and PHA status. Explicitly deferential to the Torino and Palermo scales for hazard assessment.
A browser-native instrument that quantifies statistical tension between early- and late-universe cosmological probes, computing σ-level discrepancies in real time and presenting results through an interactive forest-plot interface.
A browser-native 3D visualization of planetary interiors from Mercury to Neptune, rendering nested-sphere cutaways with a wedge removed via WebGL clipping planes and diffuse core models informed by Juno and Cassini results.
Argues that genuine public access to publicly funded scientific data requires browser-native, verifiable tools rather than legal openness alone — using planetary defence and near-Earth object data as the working example.
