u/Commercial-Door2470

Hi everyone! Just wanted to share, I've recently made a platform where everyone can vote on exoplanets that seem more habitable. The website fetches live NASA data from the NASA Exoplanet Archive (LINK) and filters out exoplanets with less data. Currently, there are 1518 high-quality data exoplanets. Each planet is initially calibrated using a custom Probabilistic Habitability Index (PBI), which depends on several factors, including stellar activity and atmosphere retention. This is, however, not shown until after voting to maintain an unbiased method of crowdsourcing. The planets show up in pairs, and choosing the one with the higher PBI yields points, which allows you to level up and weight your votes more. Several features include 3d rendered exoplanets, a map showing the habitability distribution across our galaxy, and planet/user leaderboards.

Github Repo Link: (LINK)

Website Link: https://exoranker.vercel.app

I'm open to any suggestions, thanks!

Hi everyone! Just wanted to share, I've recently made a platform where everyone can vote on exoplanets that seem more habitable. The website fetches live NASA data from the NASA Exoplanet Archive (LINK) and filters out exoplanets with less data. Currently, there are 1518 high-quality data exoplanets. Each planet is initially calibrated using a custom Probabilistic Habitability Index (PBI), which depends on several factors, including stellar activity and atmosphere retention. This is, however, not shown until after voting to maintain an unbiased method of crowdsourcing. The planets show up in pairs, and choosing the one with the higher PBI yields points, which allows you to level up and weight your votes more. Several features include 3d rendered exoplanets, a map showing the habitability distribution across our galaxy, and planet/user leaderboards.

Github Repo Link: (LINK)

Website Link: https://exoranker.vercel.app

I'm open to any suggestions, thanks!

Hi everyone! Just wanted to share, I've recently made a platform where everyone can vote on exoplanets that seem more habitable. The website fetches live NASA data from the NASA Exoplanet Archive (LINK) and filters out exoplanets with less data. Currently, there are 1518 high-quality data exoplanets. Each planet is initially calibrated using a custom Probabilistic Habitability Index (PBI), which depends on several factors, including stellar activity and atmosphere retention. This is, however, not shown until after voting to maintain an unbiased method of crowdsourcing. The planets show up in pairs, and choosing the one with the higher PBI yields points, which allows you to level up and weight your votes more. Several features include 3d rendered exoplanets, a map showing the habitability distribution across our galaxy, and planet/user leaderboards.

Github Repo Link: (LINK)

Website Link: https://exoranker.vercel.app

I'm open to any suggestions, thanks!

Anyone accepted to SIP for the astrophysics track? Which project, and when did you get the acceptance email?