What it does: "The website is an educational platform focused on the exploration and discovery of exoplanets. It compiles and presents verified data from official NASA sources and various academic research papers. The goal is to provide an accessible, visually appealing resource for people interested in learning about exoplanets, their characteristics, and the methods used to detect them."
How it works: "The website aggregates and organizes information from NASA’s exoplanet archives and other scientific databases. Through clear visuals and interactive elements, users can explore data on exoplanets, such as their size, distance from their stars, and potential for habitability. Key scientific discoveries and methods (e.g., transit photometry, radial velocity) are explained in an easy-to-understand format."

Educational Value: "The website serves as a bridge between complex scientific data and general audiences. It makes space science more approachable by offering engaging infographics, charts, and user-friendly articles. It’s ideal for students, educators, and space enthusiasts."
Accessible Information: "By gathering information from trustworthy sources such as NASA and various scientific research studies, the site ensures that users have accurate and up-to-date content on exoplanets."

What you hope to achieve: "The primary aim is to inspire curiosity and provide high-quality educational resources about exoplanets. I want to make space exploration and discoveries about exoplanets accessible to everyone, even those who may not have a deep scientific background."

Design Tools: "I used Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop to create custom graphics and visualizations of exoplanet data, as well as Figma for web layouts."
Resources: "NASA’s exoplanet database and official research publications served as the primary sources of content for the website.

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