Field guide PDF
Planet quick facts, moon-system notes, mission dossiers highlights, and a guide to reading the CSV files - about 10 pages.
Data pack
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
Every file in the pack is generated from the same content and data snapshots already live on exorbit.space.
Planet quick facts, moon-system notes, mission dossiers highlights, and a guide to reading the CSV files - about 10 pages.
15,257 active-satellite records with NORAD ID, epoch, mean motion, eccentricity, inclination, RAAN, argument of perigee, and mean anomaly.
40 curated, well-documented confirmed exoplanets with host star, discovery year and method, distance, period, radius, mass, and notes.
Sample rows
| Name | Discovered | Method | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 51 Pegasi b | 1995 | Radial velocity | First confirmed exoplanet around a Sun-like star |
| Proxima Centauri b | 2016 | Radial velocity | Closest known exoplanet to the Sun |
| TRAPPIST-1 e | 2017 | Transit | Habitable-zone member of a seven-planet system |
| CALSPHERE 1 | NORAD 900 · active satellite | Sample row from the 15,257-record satellite CSV | |
FAQ
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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.
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.
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
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.