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

text-facts 47 word-study 44 science 38 chapter-facts 30 character-facts 28 word-usage 20 astronomy 17 physics 13 chemistry 10 feature-launch 9 verbs 9 pop-culture 7 astrobiology 7 biology 7 show more... ryland-grace 6 astrophage 6 rocky 6 movie 6 particles 5 speech 5 trailer 5 contractions 5 punctuation 4 spectroscopy 3 star-trek 3 sections 3 eva-stratt 3 exoplanets 3 atmosphere 3 nouns 3 tau-ceti 3 dr-lokken 3 astronauts 3 keyness 3 petrova-line 2 eridian-numbers 2 40-eridani 2 venus 2 determiners 2 adjectives 2 prepositions 2 dimitri-komorov 2 beatles 2 quotes 2 martin-dubois 2 climate 2 conjunctions 2 jwst 1 gravity 1 marissa 1 unicode 1 grace-kids 1 sandra-elias 1 dr-browne 1 minister-voigt 1 ms-xi 1 justice-spencer 1 ursula-k-le-guin 1 music 1 bob-redell 1 chinese 1 russian 1 ryan-gosling 1 similes 1 easton 1 francois-leclerc 1 invented-words 1 dr-lamai 1 psychology 1 annie-shapiro 1 possessives 1 olesya-ilyukhina 1 yao-li-jie 1 antarctica 1 geography 1 steve-hatch 1 pronouns 1 genetics 1 deep-space-network 1 hapax 1 characters 1 interactive 1

#204 V̶+ℓ

Who talks to whom in Project Hail Mary? This network graph shows every character with more than 100 words of dialogue (22 characters), connected by the number of sections they speak in together.

Node size = total words spoken. Edge thickness = shared sections. Hover to highlight a character’s connections. Drag to rearrange.

 

It’s just you and me up here, buddy.

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