NASA Space Apps Challenge 2026 · Team AvenGuarde
Practise for another world on this one.
Choose a worldChoose a world
How the search works
From the raw data to the answer, in four steps. Press Next, or pick a step.
Scenes marked "illustration" use invented numbers. Every other number is read from the project's data.
Notes
Results today
- Reading the results…
How to read a result
- Every target has a best 1% of Earth. It is an order, not a quality.
- Read the rank and the chance test, not the score.
- A place in a list is not a result by itself.
Limits
- One cell is 6 to 7 km across. Nothing here describes boulders or soil.
- Rock composition is weak data on the Moon and on Mars.
- The Mars temperatures come from a model, not from measurements.
Data
- Reading the sources…
On this website
- Natural Earthcountry outlines, used to name the country of a place
- Sentinel-2 cloudless by EOX IT Services GmbHthe picture of a place from space (contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data 2020; CC BY-NC-SA 4.0)
- NASA GIBS, Blue Marblethe picture of a place, when the first one cannot be loaded
- Google Sans Flex and Google Sans Codethe typefaces, under the SIL Open Font License
Use of AI
- This website was built with Claude (Anthropic) under the team's direction.
- The opening picture and the two globe pictures were made with Google Flow.
Team
- AvenGuarde · NASA Space Apps Challenge 2026 · code on GitHub