A Constellation of Worlds

An interactive visualization of the NASA Exoplanet Archive — every confirmed world placed by the year it was discovered and rendered by what it is. A way to explore the galaxy’s diversity at a glance.

How to read the sky

Worlds, not dots

Each planet is drawn by its real type — molten lava worlds, banded gas giants, pale ice giants, rocky and temperate worlds. Some giants carry rings.

Size = Planet radius

Scaled from the measured radius in Earth radii — from tiny sub-Earths to giants larger than Jupiter. Depth is the year of discovery, 1992 to 2026.

Green halo = temperate

A pulsing green ring marks small worlds at temperatures that could allow liquid water. Move your cursor to look around; hover any world for its real data.

Source: NASA Exoplanet Archive — Planetary Systems Composite Parameters. 1,396 worlds across 34 years and 57 observatories and missions.

1,396 worlds. 34 years. One sky.

Built in Framer with Claude — designed, coded, and assembled end to end through Framer’s external agent bridge.

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