Planet, Moon and Sun surface maps: Solar System Scope, based on NASA elevation and imagery data. CC BY 4.0. https://www.solarsystemscope.com/textures/
Milky Way panorama: ESO/S. Brunier. CC BY 4.0. https://www.eso.org/public/images/eso0932a/
License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
Changes: converted to WebP and resampled. No pixel content edited.

Relay satellite, Argo spacecraft, lunar landing site and the black hole are original AstroPro real-time scenes. Distances, sizes and the black hole's appearance are scaled and art-directed to fit the screen. No endorsement is implied.

Apollo Lunar Module model: NASA / Michael D. Carbajal.
Source: https://science.nasa.gov/3d-resources/apollo-lunar-module/
Original: https://assets.science.nasa.gov/content/dam/science/cds/3d/resources/model/apollo-lunar-module/Apollo%20Lunar%20Module.glb
Local asset: /solar/models/apollo-lunar-module.glb
Changes: decoded Draco offline, joined material groups, dissolved coplanar faces within two degrees while preserving material/UV seams, repackaged geometry and textures into a self-contained GLB. Scene-scale normalization, heading and physically based material response adapted for the lunar scene. NASA does not endorse AstroPro.
Original SHA-256: 379101dfcee399267addf771709107c35e826b0b9e5233272f123e4c8a585c4e
Local SHA-256: 8c83256790bd051f47f826ed813c260a594b5eeb568b8512755770a22c3ac5c6

Original Relay service corridor: AstroPro authored geometry, recovered from the 2026-09-04 packed Blender film scene.
Source script: Git ddffecb:tools/cinematic/build-aurora-intro.py (Relay, lines 157-248).
Local asset: /solar/models/original-relay-corridor.glb
Changes: evaluated original bevels and fonts, baked browser coordinate frame, joined 884 authored parts into one mesh with eight PBR material groups. Original octagonal corridor, equipment bays, lit ribs, solar wings and dish retained.
Reproducible export: tools/cinematic/export-original-relay.py
Local SHA-256: 10685baffe308cb3bcf73ac5c92383ea3dbabadffce8d23082badaf20b880cd4

October 2, 2026 close-flight maps: original 8192-pixel Moon, Mars and Earth day maps plus native 4096-pixel Saturn and Sun maps from the same Solar System Scope CC BY 4.0 library, converted to quality-90 WebP; Moon also resampled to 4096 for initial desktop loading. Source JPEGs and a checksum receipt are retained under art/2026-10-02/space-flight. No upscaling or AI pixel reconstruction. Martian microrelief and the compressed parallax stellar disk are authored cinematic geometry, not surveyed terrain or a catalog of actual star positions. Original Relay geometry is preserved with additional service screens, fasteners and cable runs at runtime.

October 4, 2026 Moon detail: NASA’s Scientific Visualization Studio / LRO LOLA and LROC, CGI Moon Kit, https://svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/4720/ . The 2025 LROC color map is delivered at 2048, 4096 and its original 8192 pixels; measured 16-pixels-per-degree LOLA elevation is converted to east/north tangent-space normals using a 1737.4 km reference radius. Private original TIFFs and checksums are retained with the flight/Studio authoring masters. Browser maps are WebP conversions; there is no upscaling or invented AI crater detail. The local landing site's terrain remains an authored Tranquility-style scene rather than a surveyed Apollo coordinate. NASA does not endorse AstroPro.

Solar service lettering: original AstroPro Blender chrome meshes from Arial Bold; five native bands wrap their visible half-orbit. Local asset: /solar/models/service-chrome-v1.glb . Rebuild: tools/blender/build-solar-service-chrome.py .

October 21, 2026 global moon mosaics (Phobos, Deimos, Io, Europa, Ganymede, Callisto, Mimas, Enceladus, Tethys, Dione, Rhea, Titan, Iapetus, Phoebe, Triton): NASA, USGS Astrogeology, DLR, LPI and the credited authors; full per-body credits, sources and licences in moons/ATTRIBUTION.txt and moons/manifest.json. Rebuild: tools/build-moon-maps.py .