Rocket Launch Observer
Scrub a 3D timeline of the Long March 5 launch from ignition to spacecraft separation, with live telemetry and multi-camera replay.
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Generate a 3D launch timeline with telemetry replay.
Use three.js to recreate a timeline-interactive page of the full Long March 5 launch sequence: a draggable timeline driving the key events from ignition, booster separation, first/second-stage separation, fairing jettison, to spacecraft separation, paired with real-time telemetry curves and a ceremonial multi-camera replay. Swap the Long March 5 for a Falcon 9: retime the events to ignition, Max-Q, MECO, stage separation, fairing jettison, and the first-stage droneship landing; add overlaid first-stage velocity/altitude telemetry curves and a droneship-deck camera.
Use three.js to recreate a timeline-interactive page of the full Long March 5 launch sequence: a draggable timeline driving the key events from ignition, booster separation, first/second-stage separation, fairing jettison, to spacecraft separation, paired with real-time telemetry curves and a ceremonial multi-camera replay. Add a first-person camera inside the payload bay: when the timeline reaches fairing jettison, one click switches to the in-bay view to watch the fairing halves open and drift away as Earth's curve and the star field emerge with a gentle zero-g drift; press again to return to the external camera.
Use three.js to recreate a timeline-interactive page of the full Long March 5 launch sequence: a draggable timeline driving the key events from ignition, booster separation, first/second-stage separation, fairing jettison, to spacecraft separation, paired with real-time telemetry curves and a ceremonial multi-camera replay. Turn the page into a spaceflight lesson: attach a plain-language 2–3 sentence explanation to each timeline event (what happens at this stage and why it is necessary), label key components, and end with three quiz questions — a perfect score unlocks a highlight replay of the launch.
