Observed arrival · 2026-09-07
TimelyUNA, the sky with its timestamps corrected
An interactive astronomy visualization that separates where a planet appears from where it is calculated to be now.
Field notes
TimelyUNA frames astronomy as a comparison between arriving light and a modeled present position, then turns that distinction into a repeatable launch-and-streak ritual. Its Planet Finder names six target worlds, while the Mars view changes the observer’s perspective and directs attention back toward Earth, Venus, and Mercury. The page exposes fields for photon delay, Earth–Sun distance, apparent and true altitude, and azimuth, but notes that precision placement would require an ephemeris, exact clock, orientation, and atmospheric models.
Observed signals
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Editorial observations of this landing page, not a rating.
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