1 of 7

End of Beginning

Ad Astra Per Aspera – To the Stars Through Hardship

By: Rusandi Botheju

“That is a big question we all have: are we alone in the universe? And exoplanets confirm the suspicion that planets are not rare.” - Neil deGrasse Tyson

​

Goal: Make exoplanet discoveries accessible

​

As humanity moves towards a new era of space travel we look towards exoplanets. We will traverse beyond the confines of our solar system and galaxy in hopes of finding habitable planets like Earth.

​

End of Beginning aims to make these discoveries surrounding exoplanets in the far corners of our universe available to everyone!

​

​

2 of 7

Why End of Beginning?

End of Beginning symbolizes the end of humanity's early space exploration, confined to our solar system. It marks the start of a new chapter, where we venture into the unknown in search of habitable exoplanets—ushering in an exciting journey toward understanding distant worlds and potentially discovering new homes for future generations.

4o

​

​

​

3 of 7

Data

Research NASA Exoplanet discoveries.

Step 1

Place in chronological order and write down important information.

Step 2

Add to timeline on website.

Step 3

4 of 7

Creating the Website

The website was created using Webflow in a way users can explore the currently discovered exoplanets in an interactive timeline.

​

The timeline takes them on a journey from past to present.

​

Other tools utilised were Microsoft Excel to collate data on exoplanets and Adobe Photoshop to edit images.

​

​

5 of 7

Images of Process

6 of 7

Website Demo

7 of 7

Future Development

  • Use Spline to add 3D animations.
  • Create a storyline for users to follow to interest primary/middle school children as well as adults and teenagers.
  • Add all 5000+ discovered exoplanets.

Image Credit: NASA