About EXOVAS

What we publish

We build explanations you can explore. A field note gives an idea some shape; a small experiment lets you change a condition and see what follows.

Evidence, models and illustrations

An observation is evidence collected from the world. A physical simulation is the output of a model with assumptions. An illustration helps communicate an idea. We label those roles and connect factual explanations to sources.

The first experiment

The first Orbit Lab experiment explores satellite motion around an idealised Earth. The field notes explain the thinking behind it. Our library will grow through questions that deserve a closer look.

How we use creative tools

We use code to build diagrams and interactive models. AI tools may assist with writing, imagery and future narration; those tools are not sources of scientific evidence. Any synthetic narration will be identified as such. Our current Earth texture comes from NASA Blue Marble.

EXOVAS is not affiliated with NASA, JPL or any space agency. Links to their work identify sources, not endorsements.