Seventy-two orbital planes, twenty-two compute satellites each. The five
lenses below are one continuous zoom: the whole fleet, the fleet as
distributions, a single plane's 22 satellites and their laser links, one
satellite in detail, and its anatomy in 3D. Click any
cell in the fleet grid to choose a plane; click a satellite to focus it.
The selection threads down the spine while the whole shell keeps flying.
One continuous zoom, five lenses, real shell scale — the selection threads
fleet → plane → satellite → anatomy down the spine while everything stays live.
New instruments built for this: talos-matrix (1,584-cell grid, clickable +
terminator), talos-plane (a plane's 22 sats + ISL links),
talos-groundtrack (sub-satellite map), talos-histogram (fleet
distributions), and a procedural 3D anatomy — alongside gauge, meter,
trend, orbital, readout and the status rollup. Every value is bound to the model.