Diplo Space
Atlas

Instruments you can step inside.

Atlas turns the environment diplomats argue about into things you can rotate, inspect, and read. Each instrument takes authoritative data and asks a governance question: who operates this, who is registered, and where do actors have to coordinate. Drag to turn, scroll or pinch to zoom, tap an object to read who is responsible for it.

Atlas · OrbitLive

Who operates the crowded shells

A navigable globe of a dated orbital edition. Objects are coloured by kind and grouped by shell; tap one to see its operator, flag, registration status, and regime. Side panels read the actor mix and where a shell demands the most coordination.

Own dated editionOperator + registration overlayCoordination-demand model
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Atlas · TimelineLive

How orbit outgrew its rulebook

A scroll story of how orbit filled up, from the real catalogue: 1957 to today, with each treaty, test, and collision in its place, read as a history of where coordination held or failed.

Real SATCAT population1957 → todayCoordination history
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Atlas · MoonLive

Where lunar claims will meet

A navigable NASA-derived Moon showing where humans and robots have landed, and why the next frameworks, the Artemis Accords and the China-Russia ILRS, both point at the same south pole. Viewable in AR on iPhone, iPad, and Vision Pro.

NASA 3D Moon (LRO)Landing-site mapAR / Vision Pro
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The instruments run in your browser and are educational reads, not operational tools. Each ships on the record’s standard: dated editions, primary sources, and a plain reading of what is modelled versus what is real.