Known Sky-Rendering Glitches A bug tracker for the firmament: z-fighting sunsets, clouds that "pop in," a moon reused across every time zone. Filed as evidence, explained as physics.
The Evidence Files
The Evidence Files
Exhibits in the case against the sky: a running catalogue of the firmament's glitches and a leaked maintenance memo, filed for your inspection. Read the tickets, check the seams, and see how well the backdrop holds up.
The field brief lays out the theory; this is where we keep the receipts. Three exhibits so far: a catalogue of the sky's supposed "glitches," a leaked "maintenance memo" from Big Sky (the outfit we blame for the whole backdrop), and a dossier of everyday "tells." Where an exhibit points at something real (sunsets, clouds, the moon, eclipses), we follow it with the actual, far more interesting explanation.
Firmament Maintenance Memo (Leaked) An "internal" memo about scheduled sky downtime, aurora deployments, and eclipse rollbacks. Entirely fictional. Reassuringly, real astronomy already explains every line.
Six Things They Don't Want You to Notice The blue that never changes, clouds that "load in," a sun that follows you. Six everyday tells, each answered with the real, more interesting science.