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NETWORKROBINHOOD BLOCK— BODIES CHARTED10,000 CLAIMED— LAUNCH WINDOW SEALED
ROBINHOOD ORBIT · 10,000 BODIES

Ten thousand
charted
worlds.

A deep-space survey of hand-drawn planets, each one sliced open from atmosphere to core — crust, mantle, oceans, and whatever crawled out to build on top. You choose the coordinates. Nothing is assigned to you.

Open launch console Fly the universe
10,000Bodies
299Signals
—Claimed
—Launch fee
A charted Planetss world

Claim your
coordinates

Two flight paths out of the hangar. Fly the sky chart and mint the world you are looking at, or steer straight to the exact coordinate you already have in mind.

Launch window is open. Your first world is free — one per wallet, while fewer than 8,000 of the 10,000 are claimed. Every extra world in the same launch costs the fee read live from the contract.
Flight path A

Fly the Universe

Drift through 54 nebula regions, zoom into a body's own moons and rings, then mint the planet you are looking at — right there in the sky.

Nebula regions54
Moons per body0 – 4
First worldFree
Launch fee—
Open the sky chart
Flight path B

Manual Coordinates

Punch in any coordinate from 1 to 10,000, tap the bodies you want, send them all up in a single burn.

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No coordinates locked yet.
Locked0
Launch fee—
Survey layers · six

Every body is a cross-section

Six survey layers stack into one cutaway: the void it drifts through, what grew on the surface, what species moved in, what got built, what it holds in its oceans, and what burns at the core.

Background—the void it drifts through
Top—surface & upper atmosphere
Native Habitant—the species that moved in
Infrastructure—what got built on it
Water—the oceans it holds
Bottom—the core burning beneath

The Star Chart

All 10,000 bodies, ranked by signal rarity. Filter the survey layers, then carry the coordinate straight back to the launch console.

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Flight log · stamped entries only

Flight plan

Survey complete10,000 bodies rendered, 299 signal values indexed, every image and metadata file pinned to IPFS before launch. No hidden phase, no placeholder image — each world is fully visible the instant it is claimed.Logged
Contract to orbitERC-721 on Robinhood Chain with coordinate-selectable claiming, revealed straight from the constructor. Live and verified on the public explorer.Logged
Live rarity beaconReal-time signal ranking and holder view once bodies are circulating.Pending
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Comms

Can I really pick which world I get?

Yes. Flight path B sends an explicit list of coordinates and claims exactly those. Punch in a coordinate, tap the bodies, and they all leave the pad in one transaction. If someone claims a coordinate before you confirm, the contract rejects that coordinate instead of quietly swapping you into a different world.

What is the launch fee?

Your first world is free — one per wallet, for as long as fewer than 8,000 of the 10,000 are claimed. Every additional world in the same launch costs the fee shown in the Launch fee row, which this page reads straight off the contract rather than hardcoding. Claim three worlds on a fresh wallet and you pay for two.

Once 8,000 worlds are claimed the free slot closes and every world costs the fee. The free slot is tracked per wallet, so splitting a claim across several transactions does not reissue it.

Is the world visible the moment I claim it?

Yes. All 10,000 images and metadata files are already pinned to IPFS and the base URI is set in the constructor. There is no hidden phase and no reveal transaction — what you claim is exactly what you already see on the star chart above.

Which wallets can dock?

Any injected EVM wallet that announces itself: MetaMask, Rabby, OKX, Coinbase, Phantom, Trust, Zerion and others. On desktop, install a wallet extension and reload this page — extensions only inject at page load. On mobile, open this page inside your wallet's built-in browser.

How is signal rarity scored?

Each of the six survey layers contributes the inverse of its trait frequency, summed per body. It is a transparent score computed from the same metadata pinned to IPFS — no hand-curated tier list, no editorial favourites.

Where is the contract address?

Not deployed, so there is nothing to publish. When it exists it appears in the launch console and the controls unlock automatically. Treat any Planetss address from any other source as unverified.