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Antriksh

A web experience built to document India's space programme the way it deserves — not as a government portal, but as something that makes you feel what ISRO has actually accomplished.

Every mission documented. Every rocket dissected. Every scientist remembered by name. Forty-one satellites tracked live overhead. The full history of ISRO — from a borrowed coconut tree antenna in Thumba to a soft landing on the Moon's south pole — laid out the way it deserves to be told.

Live site → https://purva137.github.io/Antriksh


What's Inside

Section Description
Eyes on Earth 41 NASA & ISRO satellites rendered live in 3D using real TLE orbital data. Toggle NASA GIBS and ISRO MOSDAC imagery layers.
Missions 30+ missions documented in depth — Chandrayaan, Mangalyaan, Gaganyaan, NavIC, Aditya-L1, and more.
Timeline Sixty years of ISRO's journey, event by event — from 1963 to 2035.
Rockets PSLV, GSLV, LVM3, SSLV, RLV — full technical specs, stage diagrams, and 3D viewers.
Heroes Scientists and leaders who built India's space programme.
ISRO-pedia Orbital mechanics, rocket propulsion, space careers — explained simply.
ISS Live Real-time International Space Station tracker with live telemetry.
Space Applications How ISRO satellites affect 1.4 billion people every day — agriculture, weather, navigation, disaster response.
Launch Services ISRO's commercial launch record — 34 countries, 400+ foreign satellites.

Built With

  • Three.js — 3D WebGL rendering, Earth, satellites, orbital trails
  • Satellite.js — SGP4 propagator for real-time orbital mechanics
  • NASA GIBS WMS — Live Earth imagery layers
  • ISRO MOSDAC WMS — Ocean, rainfall, and atmospheric layers
  • CelesTrak TLE — Live two-line element sets for all satellites
  • GSAP + ScrollTrigger — Scroll animations
  • Vanilla JS / HTML / CSS — no frameworks, no build tools

Run Locally

Just open index.html in a browser — or use any static server:

npx serve .

Built by Purva Patel

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India's space programme — the way it deserves to be told. 41 satellites live, every mission documented, sixty years of history.

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