WARNING!

This website contains spoilers for Andy Weir’s Project Hail Mary.
It is recommended you read the book before exploring this site.

“Get comfortable. I have a lot of science to explain.”
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Project Amaze!

Textual and scientific analysis of Andy Weir’s Project Hail Mary

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#180 V̶ℓℓ

In our previous beanbag (#179) we introduced the Deep Space Network, which allows humans on Earth to track and communicate with space missions.

It’s possible to see what the Deep Space Network is tracking.

Here is some live data:

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We also do this on our Space Missions website.

I’ll be able to track

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