SIGMET 1Significant release. The National Parks Atlas has shipped. Valid 130816/140816 · until 14.11 09:16
SIGMET 2Significant release. The Town Atlas has shipped. Valid 131033/141033 · until 14.11 11:33
SIGMET 3Significant release. The Easter Market Atlas has shipped. Valid 140203/150203 · until 15.11 03:03
SIGMET 4Significant release. The Castle Atlas has shipped. Valid 140204/150204 · until 15.11 03:04
SIGMET 5Significant release. The National Parks Atlas has shipped. Valid 140205/150205 · until 15.11 03:05
SIGMET 6Significant release. The Town Atlas has shipped. Valid 140206/150206 · until 15.11 03:06
SIGMET 7Significant release. The Discovery Nook has shipped. Valid 140207/150207 · until 15.11 03:07
AdvisoryRed flag warning. It is after midnight and a refactor has begun.
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Little Supernova
A small, playful astronomy website where you can birth stars with real physics, draw constellations that play music, ask the void, and press the one button everyone presses together.
Time runs across. Height is maximum sustained wind, read from each status's METAR. The red ring marks the current position, and the cone ahead of it assumes conditions persist. A dashed stretch spans two weeks or more without a report, and the time axis breaks across it, marked // with how long it lasted.
Advisories /4, newest first/
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Launched. Little Supernova is officially open: birth a star, draw a constellation that plays, ask the void, and press the one button everyone shares.
Landfall. The redesign is live, built around an animated star and a do-not-press button that every visitor shares, with the guestbook's posts carried over and visitor counts now in the database. A small follow-up release is finished and deploys this week, and the old storage retires after 9 October.