Cosmivoy

Crédits de données et licences

Les sources et les licences pour les données astronomiques, les modèles de référence et les textures suivent ci-dessous. Certaines formes, attitudes et structures de galaxies sont illustratives ; warp est une simulation visuelle de science-fiction. Aucune approbation des organisations sources n'est implicite.

  • Planet textures: Solar System Scope / INOVE, CC BY 4.0. Lighting, clouds and tone mapping are applied in Cosmivoy.
  • Star catalog: HYG v4.1, David Nash / Astronexus, CC BY-SA 4.0. Selected, reordered and encoded catalog data retain this license.
  • Moon map and elevation: NASA/SVS CGI Moon Kit, Ernie Wright (USRA), Noah Petro (NASA/GSFC), LRO/LROC/LOLA teams. Visualization map, not scientific photometry.
  • ISS, Hubble, Ceres and Vesta reference models: NASA 3D Resources; NASA VTAD and credited model authors. Geometry is converted and scaled; materials are approximations.
  • Trajectories and physical parameters: NASA/JPL Horizons, SBDB, and NAIF.
  • Satellite orbits: CelesTrak. Orbital elements do not supply spacecraft attitude telemetry.
  • Astronomy Engine / Don Cross and satellite.js: MIT licensed. Full notices and additional attribution are readable offline in the app’s Settings → Data Credits & Licenses.
  • Asteroid and comet shapes: DAMIT, the PDS radar archive and Stooke shape models. Confidence, scale and unseen regions vary; the object details identify these limitations.
  • Mercury and Venus terrain: MESSENGER / USGS and Magellan / USGS. Missing terrain samples are interpolated and identified in the app.
  • Selected multilingual object names and terminology: Wikidata, CC0. Scientific measurements retain their original source attribution.