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ADRIANOTO THE STAR · I.T.A

LOCAL NEIGHBOURHOOD / NASA MISSION INTELLIGENCE

Measure the stars nearest home.

Navigate a heliocentric 3D teaching map, inspect nearby confirmed planet hosts, and follow recently updated Kepler, K2, and TESS discoveries without exposing each visit to a cross-origin science API.

Spatial scope
0–25 parsecs
Planet authority
NASA Exoplanet Archive
Neighbourhood context
Gaia GCNS · CNS5
Runtime data path
Same-origin JSON snapshot

Loading the enhanced React and Three.js tracker. The accessible catalogue remains available during startup.

ACCESSIBLE HTML FALLBACK

Nearest systems and confirmed planet hosts

This table remains usable without React, WebGL, or a cross-origin data connection. Distances are rounded teaching values. Use the linked source catalogues for precision research and uncertainty analysis.

SystemDistanceClassResearch context
Proxima Centauri4.24 lyM5.5 VNearest stellar neighbour; confirmed planet host in the NASA Exoplanet Archive.
Alpha Centauri A/B4.39 lyG2 V / K1 VNearest Sun-like stellar pair; part of the triple system with Proxima.
Barnard’s Star5.96 lyM3.5–4 VHigh-proper-motion red dwarf with confirmed planet rows.
Wolf 3597.86 lyM6 VLow-mass flare star in the local 10 pc sample.
Lalande 211858.31 lyM2 VHigh-proper-motion red dwarf in Ursa Major.
Sirius A/B8.60 lyA1 V / DA2Main-sequence star and white-dwarf binary.
Epsilon Eridani10.45 lyK-typeNearby confirmed giant-planet host.
Ross 12811.01 lyM4Nearby confirmed rocky-planet host.

SCIENTIFIC BOUNDARY

A teaching instrument, not a navigation solution.

The visualisation turns catalogue coordinates into a legible local frame and exposes selection effects, provenance, and missing values. It does not propagate full astrometric covariance, binary orbits, radial motion, light-time, relativistic frames, or spacecraft trajectory constraints. For assessed research, query the cited archives and carry their uncertainties and selection functions through the analysis.