Get the Data Pack – $9 — Planet & Mission Field Guide PDF + satellite/exoplanet CSV data

Data pack

Exorbit Planet & Mission Field Guide - $9

A compact PDF field guide covering the eight planets, moons, and headline missions, bundled with CSV exports of the live satellite catalog and a curated exoplanet reference table. One-time purchase, delivered via Gumroad — checkout is opening soon.

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What's included

One field guide, two catalog exports

Every file in the pack is generated from the same content and data snapshots already live on exorbit.space.

Field guide PDF

Planet quick facts, moon-system notes, mission dossiers highlights, and a guide to reading the CSV files - about 10 pages.

Satellite catalog CSV

15,257 active-satellite records with NORAD ID, epoch, mean motion, eccentricity, inclination, RAAN, argument of perigee, and mean anomaly.

Exoplanet catalog CSV

40 curated, well-documented confirmed exoplanets with host star, discovery year and method, distance, period, radius, mass, and notes.

Sample rows

What the CSVs look like

NameDiscoveredMethodNotes
51 Pegasi b1995Radial velocityFirst confirmed exoplanet around a Sun-like star
Proxima Centauri b2016Radial velocityClosest known exoplanet to the Sun
TRAPPIST-1 e2017TransitHabitable-zone member of a seven-planet system
CALSPHERE 1NORAD 900 · active satelliteSample row from the 15,257-record satellite CSV

FAQ

Before you buy

How do I get the files?

Checkout runs on Gumroad. After payment you get an instant download link and a Gumroad Library entry for future re-downloads. Checkout is opening soon — join the notify list above to get the link the moment it's live.

Is the satellite data live?

The CSV is a point-in-time export of the same snapshot shown on /satellites/. For a continuously live feed, use the site itself or CelesTrak directly.

Is the exoplanet list the full catalog?

No - it's a curated set of 40 notable, well-documented exoplanets for reference and teaching. The homepage counter and astronomy guide track the full 6,000+ confirmed count; the complete live catalog lives at the NASA Exoplanet Archive.

Can I use this commercially?

Personal, educational, and internal research use is fine. Please don't resell the files themselves; email admin@exorbit.space for anything beyond that.

Mathematical model

Page model status

This page does not introduce a standalone generated physics or engineering simulation. The satellite CSV carries the same orbital-element fields as the /satellites/ catalog page; the exoplanet CSV is an editorial reference list, not a modeled or propagated dataset.

Verification standard: quantitative claims on this page trace to the linked catalog snapshot (satellites) or are marked as curated/approximate reference values (exoplanets), consistent with the site-wide policy.

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