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Bring the Moon, Saturn, Betelgeuse and the Andromeda Galaxy impossibly close and see how much sky they would fill. Every apparent size is calculated from real diameters and real distances.
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A cinematic, scientifically grounded view of impossible skies.
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Impossible skies, rendered at honest scale.
Perigee is an interactive, cinematic sky experience that lets you bring planets,
stars, and the Andromeda Galaxy impossibly close. Apparent sizes come from real
geometry, while concise discoveries explain what is calculated, what is rendered,
and what is described rather than simulated.Read the full README ↗Impossible skies, rendered at honest scale.
Perigee is an interactive, cinematic sky experience that lets you bring planets, stars, and the Andromeda Galaxy impossibly close. Apparent sizes come from real geometry, while concise discoveries explain what is calculated, what is rendered, and what is described rather than simulated.
Perigee is deliberately not a planetarium catalogue or physical-effects simulator. It calculates apparent angular size exactly; environmental lighting, surface treatments, and impossible proximity effects are authored visualizations.
Requirements:
git clone [email protected]:aliaks-ei/perigee.git
cd perigee
npm ci
cp .env.example .env
npm run dev
The planet, approved Mars colour and Andromeda surface trees, about 247 MiB, are stored in Cloudflare R2
rather than in the repository. npm run dev, npm test, npm run build and
npm run generate restore them first, verifying each archive against the SHA-256
in scripts/asset-bundles.json, so the first of those commands downloads them and
the rest do nothing. npm run assets runs the same step on demand.
Open the local URL printed by Nuxt. No environment variable is required for ordinary local development. Analytics remains disabled unless an Umami website ID is explicitly configured.
| Command | Purpose |
|---|---|
npm run assets | Restore the observational asset trees from R2 on demand |
npm run dev | Start the Nuxt development server |
npm run typecheck | Run strict Nuxt and Vue TypeScript checks |
npm test | Run the Vitest suite once |
npm run test:watch | Run Vitest in watch mode |
npm run build | Build the production application |
npm run generate | Generate the static site |
npm run verify | Run type checking, tests, and the production build |
npm run assets:pack | Repack the asset trees for upload after regenerating them |
Run npm run verify before opening a pull request.
Cloudflare Workers Builds publishes main to perigee.observer.
Build with Node 24 and npm run generate, then deploy the static output with
Wrangler using wrangler.toml. The generate prehook restores the three
checksum-verified R2 bundles, including all 673 approved Mars colour files.
Keep existing published bundle keys immutable; give regenerated archives a new
key and checksum in scripts/asset-bundles.json before opening a release PR.
Verify a fresh checkout with npm ci, npm run assets, npm run verify and
npm run generate, then review the preview before merging the protected branch.
Physical-device touch, sustained performance and thermal checks remain separate
from desktop browser tests.
app/ Nuxt components, composables, content, and UI helpers
src/perigee/ Framework-independent Three.js and Web Audio engines
assets/css/ Ordered global styles, tokens, and transitions
public/assets/ Runtime imagery, social cards, icons, and attribution
tests/ Deterministic Vitest coverage for product contracts
docs/ Active editorial, analytics, and curation procedures
The Vue layer owns product state and controls. The engine under src/perigee/
owns rendering and audio and does not depend on Vue. They meet through narrow
typed interfaces in app/types/.
app/data/editorial.ts; the review
process is documented in docs/editorial-content.md.docs/engagement-events.md.docs/featured-encounters.md.public/assets/ATTRIBUTIONS.md.Keep changes focused, preserve the minimal resting interface, and add regression tests when changing scientific calculations, editorial contracts, presets, or scene direction. Visual changes should include desktop and mobile evidence and must retain keyboard, focus, reduced-motion, and capability-fallback behavior.
See CONTRIBUTING.md for the development workflow and
SECURITY.md for private vulnerability reporting.
New runtime assets require complete provenance in
public/assets/ATTRIBUTIONS.md before they ship.
The source code is available under the MIT License. Runtime assets
retain the licences recorded in
public/assets/ATTRIBUTIONS.md and are not
relicensed by the MIT grant.