
I built a free app to browse all 6,000+ NASA confirmed exoplanets in 3D — would love this community's feedback
Hey folks, hope you're all doing well 👋
So I've built an app called Exoplanets: Planets & Space — a little passion project for anyone who, like me, falls down the exoplanet rabbit hole at 2am.
It pulls from the NASA Exoplanet Archive, so it's real confirmed-planet data, and lets you:
- Browse 6,000+ exoplanets, each rendered as a 3D planet colored by its actual temperature/type
- See an ML-based habitability estimate (clearly labelled as a rough educational guess, not gospel)
- Explore star systems with their orbits, and compare planets side by side
- Get a daily space fact (Dyson spheres, the Dark Forest theory, TRAPPIST-1, etc.)
It's completely free. I'm sharing it here mainly because I'd genuinely love feedback from people who actually know this stuff. Did I get any of the science framing wrong? What would you want to see in an exoplanet app?
Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.app.exoplanethunter
Thanks for taking a look 🚀
u/Immediate-Buy1871 — 13 days ago