{"page":"signals","builtAt":"2026-11-05T23:08:00.310Z","maxAgeSeconds":300,"data":{"newsFeed60":[{"id":"discovery-KB-1VFKUEB","title":"Gas giant Registered: Mat400 Enters the Catalog","summary":"The catalog registers Mat400 (KB-1VFKUEB), a gas giant of roughly 88,916 km logged in the Kepler Belt – first flagged by a gravitational microlensing event that lasted only hours. Banded cloud decks and long-lived storm systems mark it as a classic giant, kin to Jupiter. 8 moons attend it. A ring system circles it, bright in forward-scattered light. Registration is permanent; the sky remembers.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/Mat400","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-11-05T15:44:06.424Z","fetchedAt":"2026-11-05T15:44:06.424Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","postAfter":"2026-11-05T16:44:00.452Z"},{"id":"signal-OF-0E7DXBU","title":"The Array Hears İdal","summary":"The catalog's listening array has logged a transmission from İdal (OF-0E7DXBU) in the Orion Fringe – a narrowband carrier near 1420.346 MHz, just 16 Hz wide, 8.0 dB above the noise floor, sustained for 86 seconds. Doppler drift matched the world's rotation exactly – this was sent from the surface, not from orbit. The carrier is logged and its content is held under seal: the words are read by the world that sent them, and by any world the sky brings them to. Another voice joins the record.","sourceName":"BYP Listening Array","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/transmit","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-10-25T17:47:07.026Z","fetchedAt":"2026-10-25T17:47:08.343Z","topics":["signal"],"kind":"signal","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1792967655,754000000]}},{"id":"discovery-OF-0E7DXBU","title":"Survey Logs a Global Ocean: İdal Registered","summary":"The catalog registers İdal (OF-0E7DXBU), an ocean world of roughly 7,497 km logged in the Orion Fringe – first flagged by direct imaging after the starlight was masked away. Models suggest a water layer running deep, with hydrothermal systems possible where ocean meets rock – the environments where chemistry turns interesting. One more light on the map.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/%C4%B0dal","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-10-25T17:43:28.022Z","fetchedAt":"2026-10-25T17:43:28.022Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","postAfter":"2026-10-25T18:43:22.325Z","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1792954337,938000000]}},{"id":"discovery-AR-0LEUKIV","title":"Frozen Shell, Hidden Sea? Zotiko Joins the Catalog","summary":"The catalog registers Zotiko (AR-0LEUKIV), an ice world of roughly 8,616 km logged in the Auriga Rim – first flagged by a faint radial-velocity wobble in its host star. Albedo readings are near-mirror bright – a shell of water ice, likely hiding a subsurface ocean kept liquid by tidal flexing. It carries rings – debris shepherded into luminous arcs. Registration is permanent; the sky remembers.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/Zotiko","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-10-22T11:28:50.576Z","fetchedAt":"2026-10-22T11:28:50.576Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","postAfter":"2026-10-22T12:28:46.028Z","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1792672336,786000000]}},{"id":"discovery-OF-1LYVESF","title":"Survey Logs a Global Ocean: Vidhi Registered","summary":"The catalog registers Vidhi (OF-1LYVESF), an ocean world of roughly 13,754 km logged in the Orion Fringe – first flagged by a faint radial-velocity wobble in its host star. Models suggest a water layer running deep, with hydrothermal systems possible where ocean meets rock – the environments where chemistry turns interesting. Registration is permanent; the sky remembers.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/Vidhi","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-10-20T06:50:37.934Z","fetchedAt":"2026-10-20T06:50:37.934Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","postAfter":"2026-10-20T07:50:31.993Z","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1792482729,114000000]}},{"id":"discovery-AR-13ZDKUK","title":"Rocky world Registered: Roberta Enters the Catalog","summary":"The catalog registers Roberta (AR-13ZDKUK), a rocky world of roughly 11,784 km logged in the Auriga Rim – first flagged by a faint radial-velocity wobble in its host star. Its density profile points to a differentiated interior – core, mantle, crust – the classic architecture of terrestrial worlds. One more light on the map.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/Roberta","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-10-17T21:09:15.151Z","fetchedAt":"2026-10-17T21:09:15.151Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","postAfter":"2026-10-17T22:09:10.465Z","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1792275143,333000000]}},{"id":"discovery-AS-0Y9FTXZ","title":"A Red-Edge Signal in the Aquila Stretch: mrachnichron Registered","summary":"The catalog registers mrachnichron (AS-0Y9FTXZ), a forest world of roughly 12,298 km logged in the Aquila Stretch — first flagged by a faint radial-velocity wobble in its host star. Its atmosphere shows disequilibrium chemistry of the kind photosynthesis maintains — the catalog's most tantalizing class of signal. It is not alone: a smaller sibling world shares its sky, close enough to show a disc. One more light on the map.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/mrachnichron","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-10-11T08:13:40.650Z","fetchedAt":"2026-10-11T08:13:40.650Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","postAfter":"2026-10-11T09:13:39.566Z","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1791712329,713000000]}},{"id":"discovery-CM-14IB6HB","title":"Rocky world Registered: Lukas Enters the Catalog","summary":"The catalog registers Lukas (CM-14IB6HB), a rocky world of roughly 14,856 km logged in the Centauri Margin — first flagged by a periodic dip in starlight — the classic transit signature. Surface spectra suggest silicate crust scarred by ancient impacts, a geology written over billions of years. Survey imaging resolves a single companion moon. It waited a long time to be found.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/Lukas","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-10-11T08:07:28.957Z","fetchedAt":"2026-10-11T08:07:28.957Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","postAfter":"2026-10-11T09:07:24.326Z","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1791709937,679000000]}},{"id":"discovery-DV-0X4UZOJ","title":"Dennis & Veronika (DV-0X4UZOJ) — a Newly Registered Desert world","summary":"The catalog registers Dennis & Veronika (DV-0X4UZOJ), a desert world of roughly 10,295 km logged in the Draco Verge — first flagged by a gravitational microlensing event that lasted only hours. Wind-sculpted dune seas likely dominate the surface, with albedo readings matching oxidized, iron-rich sands. Somewhere in the Draco Verge, a world now has a name.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/Dennis%20%26%20Veronika","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-10-09T19:42:55.658Z","fetchedAt":"2026-10-09T19:42:55.658Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1791574981,741000000]}},{"id":"discovery-KB-11QAFI1","title":"New Discovery Logged in the Kepler Belt: Lunamur","summary":"The catalog registers Lunamur (KB-11QAFI1), a rocky world of roughly 5,431 km logged in the Kepler Belt — first flagged by direct imaging after the starlight was masked away. Its density profile points to a differentiated interior — core, mantle, crust — the classic architecture of terrestrial worlds. The catalog grows by one.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/Lunamur","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-10-09T08:14:30.681Z","fetchedAt":"2026-10-09T08:14:30.681Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1791533677,445000000]}},{"id":"discovery-AS-17P4ON0","title":"Hails (AS-17P4ON0) — a Newly Registered Carbon world","summary":"The catalog registers Hails (AS-17P4ON0), a carbon world of roughly 4,832 km logged in the Aquila Stretch — first flagged by a faint radial-velocity wobble in its host star. Under that dark crust, pressure models permit diamond mantle layers — a world literally built of jewel. Registration is permanent; the sky remembers.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/Hails","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-10-07T11:28:06.070Z","fetchedAt":"2026-10-07T11:28:06.070Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1791372492,165000000]}},{"id":"discovery-PA-109SVNV","title":"Gas giant Registered: Noah Enters the Catalog","summary":"The catalog registers Noah (PA-109SVNV), a gas giant of roughly 64,548 km logged in the Perseus Arc — first flagged by direct imaging after the starlight was masked away. Its atmosphere layers ammonia and water clouds over metallic hydrogen depths no probe could survive. Survey imaging resolves 5 companion moons. A ring system circles it, bright in forward-scattered light. Somewhere in the Perseus Arc, a world now has a name.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/Noah","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-10-06T20:15:10.875Z","fetchedAt":"2026-10-06T20:15:10.875Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1791317715,962000000]}},{"id":"discovery-DV-00KYR1K","title":"A World That Never Cools: Ashutosh Enters the Catalog","summary":"The catalog registers Ashutosh (DV-00KYR1K), a volcanic world of roughly 6,690 km logged in the Draco Verge — first flagged by a gravitational microlensing event that lasted only hours. Tidal heating from its tight orbit keeps the interior molten, a world of permanent eruption. The catalog grows by one.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/Ashutosh","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-10-03T18:04:42.249Z","fetchedAt":"2026-10-03T18:04:42.249Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1791050688,378000000]}},{"id":"signal-CD-1R2MKCO","title":"Narrowband Event in the Cygnus Drift: Marsas Transmits","summary":"The catalog's listening array has logged a transmission from Marsas (CD-1R2MKCO) in the Cygnus Drift — a narrowband carrier near 1421.682 MHz, just 7 Hz wide, 18.3 dB above the noise floor, sustained for 170 seconds. Doppler drift matched the world's rotation exactly — this was sent from the surface, not from orbit. The carrier is logged and its content is held under seal: the words are read by the world that sent them, and by any world the sky brings them to. First contact protocols were not required — this one was expected, and welcome.","sourceName":"BYP Listening Array","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/transmit","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-10-03T14:30:30.883Z","fetchedAt":"2026-10-03T14:30:32.662Z","topics":["signal"],"kind":"signal","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1791045248,800000000]}},{"id":"discovery-CD-1R2MKCO","title":"New Discovery Logged in the Cygnus Drift: Marsas","summary":"The catalog registers Marsas (CD-1R2MKCO), a gas giant of roughly 50,559 km logged in the Cygnus Drift — first flagged by an infrared excess caught by the deep-survey pipeline. Its atmosphere layers ammonia and water clouds over metallic hydrogen depths no probe could survive. It is not alone: a smaller sibling world shares its sky, close enough to show a disc. 14 moons attend it. The catalog grows by one.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/Marsas","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-10-03T14:28:33.867Z","fetchedAt":"2026-10-03T14:28:33.867Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1791037720,188000000]}},{"id":"discovery-VR-1LBNU3F","title":"New Discovery Logged in the Vela Reach: Nathan","summary":"The catalog registers Nathan (VR-1LBNU3F), an ice world of roughly 12,692 km logged in the Vela Reach — first flagged by a gravitational microlensing event that lasted only hours. Albedo readings are near-mirror bright — a shell of water ice, likely hiding a subsurface ocean kept liquid by tidal flexing. A ring system circles it, bright in forward-scattered light. One more light on the map.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/Nathan","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-10-02T16:47:40.241Z","fetchedAt":"2026-10-02T16:47:40.241Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1790959664,406000000]}},{"id":"discovery-AR-0O8OP1L","title":"Frozen Shell, Hidden Sea? Parinaaz Joins the Catalog","summary":"The catalog registers Parinaaz (AR-0O8OP1L), an ice world of roughly 4,219 km logged in the Auriga Rim — first flagged by a periodic dip in starlight — the classic transit signature. Surface fractures resemble Europa's chaos terrain, hinting at exchange between ice shell and hidden sea. One more light on the map.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/Parinaaz","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-10-02T09:14:42.644Z","fetchedAt":"2026-10-02T09:14:42.644Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1790932486,548000000]}},{"id":"discovery-LC-03YXC8C","title":"Rocky world Registered: Feli & Mari Enters the Catalog","summary":"The catalog registers Feli & Mari (LC-03YXC8C), a rocky world of roughly 4,474 km logged in the Lyra Cluster — first flagged by direct imaging after the starlight was masked away. Surface spectra suggest silicate crust scarred by ancient impacts, a geology written over billions of years. A retinue of 2 moons accompanies the world. One more light on the map.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/Feli%20%26%20Mari","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-09-30T05:41:24.143Z","fetchedAt":"2026-09-30T05:41:24.143Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1790746890,302000000]}},{"id":"signal-AS-148RZH4","title":"Signal Received: Transmission Logged from Argo","summary":"The catalog's listening array has logged a transmission from Argo (AS-148RZH4) in the Aquila Stretch — a narrowband carrier near 1421.704 MHz, just 8 Hz wide, 24.4 dB above the noise floor, sustained for 16 seconds. The carrier held phase-steady for the full integration window, far too disciplined to be natural. The carrier is logged and its content is held under seal: the words are read by the world that sent them, and by any world the sky brings them to. Another voice joins the record.","sourceName":"BYP Listening Array","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/transmit","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-09-28T13:08:21.223Z","fetchedAt":"2026-09-28T13:08:22.453Z","topics":["signal"],"kind":"signal","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1790613249,581000000]}},{"id":"discovery-AS-148RZH4","title":"New Discovery Logged in the Aquila Stretch: Argo","summary":"The catalog registers Argo (AS-148RZH4), a volcanic world of roughly 2,826 km logged in the Aquila Stretch — first flagged by a periodic dip in starlight — the classic transit signature. Thermal emission indicates a surface that never cooled — magma oceans resurfacing the crust in geologic real-time. Survey imaging resolves 2 companion moons. It waited a long time to be found.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/Argo","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-09-28T13:07:15.492Z","fetchedAt":"2026-09-28T13:07:15.492Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1790600842,46000000]}},{"id":"discovery-VR-1YG59XJ","title":"Reda (VR-1YG59XJ) — a Newly Registered Iron world","summary":"The catalog registers Reda (VR-1YG59XJ), an iron world of roughly 5,145 km logged in the Vela Reach — first flagged by direct imaging after the starlight was masked away. Radar-bright and dense, it reads like solid metal: the exposed heart of a larger planet that once was. A retinue of 2 moons accompanies the world. Registration is permanent; the sky remembers.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/Reda","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-09-27T22:44:13.294Z","fetchedAt":"2026-09-27T22:44:13.294Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1790549058,168000000]}},{"id":"discovery-AS-12E6WLP","title":"Gas giant Registered: Junior Alexander Saravia ❤ Enters the Catalog","summary":"The catalog registers Junior Alexander Saravia ❤ (AS-12E6WLP), a gas giant of roughly 99,022 km logged in the Aquila Stretch — first flagged by an infrared excess caught by the deep-survey pipeline. Its atmosphere layers ammonia and water clouds over metallic hydrogen depths no probe could survive. A retinue of 6 moons accompanies the world. It waited a long time to be found.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/Junior%20Alexander%20Saravia%20%E2%9D%A4","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-09-27T21:29:47.372Z","fetchedAt":"2026-09-27T21:29:47.372Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1790544592,778000000]}},{"id":"discovery-PA-1EOLWAC","title":"New Discovery Logged in the Perseus Arc: JUNIOR❤","summary":"The catalog registers JUNIOR❤ (PA-1EOLWAC), an ocean world of roughly 6,130 km logged in the Perseus Arc — first flagged by a faint radial-velocity wobble in its host star. Its reflectance curve carries the unmistakable glint of a global ocean — specular reflection off liquid water. The catalog grows by one.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/JUNIOR%E2%9D%A4","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-09-27T20:44:35.546Z","fetchedAt":"2026-09-27T20:44:35.546Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1790541880,841000000]}},{"id":"discovery-DV-1M1CL3U","title":"X3b-eb800 (DV-1M1CL3U) — a Newly Registered Desert world","summary":"The catalog registers X3b-eb800 (DV-1M1CL3U), a desert world of roughly 11,098 km logged in the Draco Verge — first flagged by a gravitational microlensing event that lasted only hours. Thermal mapping suggests day-night temperature swings severe enough to crack stone. The catalog grows by one.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/X3b-eb800","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-09-24T20:14:34.145Z","fetchedAt":"2026-09-24T20:14:34.145Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1790280880,263000000]}},{"id":"discovery-VR-1BGYQU6","title":"Secore (VR-1BGYQU6) — a Newly Registered Rocky world","summary":"The catalog registers Secore (VR-1BGYQU6), a rocky world of roughly 13,358 km logged in the Vela Reach — first flagged by an infrared excess caught by the deep-survey pipeline. Its density profile points to a differentiated interior — core, mantle, crust — the classic architecture of terrestrial worlds. The catalog grows by one.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/Secore","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-09-24T07:32:18.349Z","fetchedAt":"2026-09-24T07:32:18.349Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1790235144,258000000]}},{"id":"discovery-HF-1OTBJ3H","title":"New Discovery Logged in the Hydra Field: Evere-8","summary":"The catalog registers Evere-8 (HF-1OTBJ3H), a carbon world of roughly 7,876 km logged in the Hydra Field — first flagged by an infrared excess caught by the deep-survey pipeline. Under that dark crust, pressure models permit diamond mantle layers — a world literally built of jewel. One companion moon circles the world. Registration is permanent; the sky remembers.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/Evere-8","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-09-23T20:17:17.440Z","fetchedAt":"2026-09-23T20:17:17.440Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1790194643,56000000]}},{"id":"signal-CD-18LOEBN","title":"Contact Log Updated: Zyron Breaks Silence","summary":"The catalog's listening array has logged a transmission from Zyron (CD-18LOEBN) in the Cygnus Drift — a narrowband carrier near 1420.246 MHz, just 8 Hz wide, 17.7 dB above the noise floor, sustained for 78 seconds. Sidebands carried structure — the unmistakable fingerprint of an encoded message. The message itself has been decoded and archived in the public transmission log. The silence between worlds is a little thinner tonight.","sourceName":"BYP Listening Array","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/transmit","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-09-23T18:12:57.676Z","fetchedAt":"2026-09-23T18:12:58.659Z","topics":["signal"],"kind":"signal","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1790224457,322000000]}},{"id":"discovery-CD-18LOEBN","title":"New Discovery Logged in the Cygnus Drift: Zyron","summary":"The catalog registers Zyron (CD-18LOEBN), a rocky world of roughly 14,292 km logged in the Cygnus Drift — first flagged by direct imaging after the starlight was masked away. Its density profile points to a differentiated interior — core, mantle, crust — the classic architecture of terrestrial worlds. Registration is permanent; the sky remembers.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/Zyron","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-09-23T18:09:03.529Z","fetchedAt":"2026-09-23T18:09:03.529Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1790202851,864000000]}},{"id":"discovery-OF-1BZYLRS","title":"New Discovery Logged in the Orion Fringe: Vexora","summary":"The catalog registers Vexora (OF-1BZYLRS), a rocky world of roughly 7,875 km logged in the Orion Fringe — first flagged by a periodic dip in starlight — the classic transit signature. Its density profile points to a differentiated interior — core, mantle, crust — the classic architecture of terrestrial worlds. Survey imaging resolves a single companion moon. It waited a long time to be found.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/Vexora","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-09-23T17:59:00.367Z","fetchedAt":"2026-09-23T17:59:00.367Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1790186347,798000000]}},{"id":"discovery-AS-1KBX2DS","title":"A Red-Edge Signal in the Aquila Stretch: Aurélie Registered","summary":"The catalog registers Aurélie (AS-1KBX2DS), a forest world of roughly 14,191 km logged in the Aquila Stretch — first flagged by a faint radial-velocity wobble in its host star. Its atmosphere shows disequilibrium chemistry of the kind photosynthesis maintains — the catalog's most tantalizing class of signal. Somewhere in the Aquila Stretch, a world now has a name.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/Aur%C3%A9lie","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-09-22T10:19:31.920Z","fetchedAt":"2026-09-22T10:19:31.920Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1790072377,425000000]}},{"id":"discovery-HF-1VHNCKJ","title":"Cozmo (HF-1VHNCKJ) — a Newly Registered Ice world","summary":"The catalog registers Cozmo (HF-1VHNCKJ), an ice world of roughly 6,274 km logged in the Hydra Field — first flagged by direct imaging after the starlight was masked away. Albedo readings are near-mirror bright — a shell of water ice, likely hiding a subsurface ocean kept liquid by tidal flexing. One more light on the map.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/Cozmo","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-09-21T01:36:39.753Z","fetchedAt":"2026-09-21T01:36:39.753Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1789954605,448000000]}},{"id":"discovery-DV-1GX916K","title":"New Discovery Logged in the Draco Verge: Telma","summary":"The catalog registers Telma (DV-1GX916K), a rocky world of roughly 6,631 km logged in the Draco Verge — first flagged by a periodic dip in starlight — the classic transit signature. Surface spectra suggest silicate crust scarred by ancient impacts, a geology written over billions of years. One more light on the map.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/Telma","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-09-16T22:17:25.163Z","fetchedAt":"2026-09-16T22:17:25.163Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1789597048,969000000]}},{"id":"discovery-LC-0TJ1JM4","title":"Frozen Shell, Hidden Sea? sidan Joins the Catalog","summary":"The catalog registers sidan (LC-0TJ1JM4), an ice world of roughly 9,963 km logged in the Lyra Cluster — first flagged by a gravitational microlensing event that lasted only hours. Surface fractures resemble Europa's chaos terrain, hinting at exchange between ice shell and hidden sea. 2 moons attend it. It carries rings — debris shepherded into luminous arcs. One more light on the map.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/sidan","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-09-16T12:59:22.694Z","fetchedAt":"2026-09-16T12:59:22.694Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1789576464,381000000]}},{"id":"discovery-HF-129BH70","title":"New Discovery Logged in the Hydra Field: karthika","summary":"The catalog registers karthika (HF-129BH70), a binary-lit world of roughly 6,577 km logged in the Hydra Field — first flagged by an infrared excess caught by the deep-survey pipeline. It orbits within a binary system — a circumbinary world in the tradition of Kepler-16b, where every day has two dawns. Survey imaging resolves a single companion moon. Registration is permanent; the sky remembers.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/karthika","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-09-16T12:48:42.464Z","fetchedAt":"2026-09-16T12:48:42.464Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1789562926,215000000]}},{"id":"discovery-CD-08ZBHFM","title":"Rocky world Registered: Maher Enters the Catalog","summary":"The catalog registers Maher (CD-08ZBHFM), a rocky world of roughly 7,190 km logged in the Cygnus Drift — first flagged by a faint radial-velocity wobble in its host star. Surface spectra suggest silicate crust scarred by ancient impacts, a geology written over billions of years. Survey imaging resolves 2 companion moons. Somewhere in the Cygnus Drift, a world now has a name.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/Maher","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-09-14T12:18:55.600Z","fetchedAt":"2026-09-14T12:18:55.600Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1789388340,137000000]}},{"id":"discovery-HF-1O1F8PO","title":"New Discovery Logged in the Hydra Field: Sri Shanmuga priya","summary":"The catalog registers Sri Shanmuga priya (HF-1O1F8PO), a rocky world of roughly 10,240 km logged in the Hydra Field — first flagged by a periodic dip in starlight — the classic transit signature. Its density profile points to a differentiated interior — core, mantle, crust — the classic architecture of terrestrial worlds. A retinue of 3 moons accompanies the world. The catalog grows by one.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/Sri%20Shanmuga%20priya","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-09-12T13:20:05.861Z","fetchedAt":"2026-09-12T13:20:05.861Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1789533250,62000000]}},{"id":"discovery-VR-0P24BLY","title":"Water World Found: sean Joins the Catalog","summary":"The catalog registers sean (VR-0P24BLY), an ocean world of roughly 12,407 km logged in the Vela Reach — first flagged by direct imaging after the starlight was masked away. Models suggest a water layer running deep, with hydrothermal systems possible where ocean meets rock — the environments where chemistry turns interesting. It is not alone: a smaller sibling world shares its sky, close enough to show a disc. Survey imaging resolves 3 companion moons. Registration is permanent; the sky remembers.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/sean","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-09-12T02:30:51.137Z","fetchedAt":"2026-09-12T02:30:51.137Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1789180257,395000000]}},{"id":"discovery-HF-0LFOB8G","title":"New Discovery Logged in the Hydra Field: Ruybernardo","summary":"The catalog registers Ruybernardo (HF-0LFOB8G), a desert world of roughly 14,386 km logged in the Hydra Field — first flagged by a gravitational microlensing event that lasted only hours. Thermal mapping suggests day-night temperature swings severe enough to crack stone. Survey imaging resolves 3 companion moons. It waited a long time to be found.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/Ruybernardo","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-09-06T02:22:12.711Z","fetchedAt":"2026-09-06T02:22:12.711Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1788661339,640000000]}},{"id":"discovery-AS-0RVCZ3P","title":"New Discovery Logged in the Aquila Stretch: Arbid","summary":"The catalog registers Arbid (AS-0RVCZ3P), a rocky world of roughly 6,933 km logged in the Aquila Stretch — first flagged by an infrared excess caught by the deep-survey pipeline. Surface spectra suggest silicate crust scarred by ancient impacts, a geology written over billions of years. Somewhere in the Aquila Stretch, a world now has a name.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/Arbid","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-09-05T23:10:10.347Z","fetchedAt":"2026-09-05T23:10:10.347Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1788649817,885000000]}},{"id":"discovery-CD-0EKNFIS","title":"Ice world Registered: Aanzo Enters the Catalog","summary":"The catalog registers Aanzo (CD-0EKNFIS), an ice world of roughly 8,365 km logged in the Cygnus Drift — first flagged by a gravitational microlensing event that lasted only hours. Surface fractures resemble Europa's chaos terrain, hinting at exchange between ice shell and hidden sea. Somewhere in the Cygnus Drift, a world now has a name.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/Aanzo","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-09-03T14:38:53.937Z","fetchedAt":"2026-09-03T14:38:53.937Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1788446345,631000000]}},{"id":"discovery-LC-0EFHHR8","title":"A Red-Edge Signal in the Lyra Cluster: 199_comeback Registered","summary":"The catalog registers 199_comeback (LC-0EFHHR8), a forest world of roughly 6,343 km logged in the Lyra Cluster — first flagged by an infrared excess caught by the deep-survey pipeline. Spectroscopy shows a sharp reflectance edge in the near-infrared — on Earth we would call it the vegetation red edge. Somewhere in the Lyra Cluster, a world now has a name.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/199_comeback","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-09-03T04:46:52.357Z","fetchedAt":"2026-09-03T04:46:52.357Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1788410819,753000000]}},{"id":"discovery-DV-1BUVCE4","title":"rayk (DV-1BUVCE4) — a Newly Registered Ice giant","summary":"The catalog registers rayk (DV-1BUVCE4), an ice giant of roughly 64,614 km logged in the Draco Verge — first flagged by direct imaging after the starlight was masked away. Methane in its upper atmosphere lends it the deep blue of the ice-giant class, kin to Neptune. A retinue of 12 moons accompanies the world. A ring system circles it, bright in forward-scattered light. Registration is permanent; the sky remembers.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/rayk","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-09-02T08:16:14.925Z","fetchedAt":"2026-09-02T08:16:14.925Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1788336982,145000000]}},{"id":"discovery-CD-0ZA8AY5","title":"New Discovery Logged in the Cygnus Drift: Kavya_29","summary":"The catalog registers Kavya_29 (CD-0ZA8AY5), a forest world of roughly 2,536 km logged in the Cygnus Drift — first flagged by a faint radial-velocity wobble in its host star. Spectroscopy shows a sharp reflectance edge in the near-infrared — on Earth we would call it the vegetation red edge. It waited a long time to be found.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/Kavya_29","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-08-26T08:34:47.400Z","fetchedAt":"2026-08-26T08:34:47.400Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1787733294,502000000]}},{"id":"discovery-AS-1UXERIU","title":"A Red-Edge Signal in the Aquila Stretch: Kavya_77 Registered","summary":"The catalog registers Kavya_77 (AS-1UXERIU), a forest world of roughly 7,630 km logged in the Aquila Stretch — first flagged by an infrared excess caught by the deep-survey pipeline. Its atmosphere shows disequilibrium chemistry of the kind photosynthesis maintains — the catalog's most tantalizing class of signal. The catalog grows by one.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/Kavya_77","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-08-26T05:49:26.318Z","fetchedAt":"2026-08-26T05:49:26.318Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1789511653,103000000]}},{"id":"discovery-CD-07U27DP","title":"Rocky world Registered: Tejaswini Enters the Catalog","summary":"The catalog registers Tejaswini (CD-07U27DP), a rocky world of roughly 14,483 km logged in the Cygnus Drift — first flagged by an infrared excess caught by the deep-survey pipeline. Its density profile points to a differentiated interior — core, mantle, crust — the classic architecture of terrestrial worlds. It carries rings — debris shepherded into luminous arcs. Somewhere in the Cygnus Drift, a world now has a name.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/Tejaswini","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-08-26T05:40:18.285Z","fetchedAt":"2026-08-26T05:40:18.285Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1789490058,973000000]}},{"id":"signal-HF-01PDH59","title":"The Array Hears mEEnal World","summary":"The catalog's listening array has logged a transmission from mEEnal World (HF-01PDH59) in the Hydra Field — a narrowband carrier near 1420.178 MHz, just 13 Hz wide, 8.6 dB above the noise floor, sustained for 71 seconds. The signal repeated once, softer, as if to be sure it had been heard. The message itself has been decoded and archived in the public transmission log. Another voice joins the record.","sourceName":"BYP Listening Array","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/transmit","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-08-26T05:28:17.802Z","fetchedAt":"2026-08-26T05:28:18.529Z","topics":["signal"],"kind":"signal","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1789468447,562000000]}},{"id":"discovery-HF-01PDH59","title":"A Red-Edge Signal in the Hydra Field: mEEnal World Registered","summary":"The catalog registers mEEnal World (HF-01PDH59), a forest world of roughly 5,287 km logged in the Hydra Field — first flagged by a periodic dip in starlight — the classic transit signature. Spectroscopy shows a sharp reflectance edge in the near-infrared — on Earth we would call it the vegetation red edge. The catalog grows by one.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/mEEnal%20World","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-08-26T05:26:49.268Z","fetchedAt":"2026-08-26T05:26:49.268Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1787722016,274000000]}},{"id":"discovery-HF-16H5XG6","title":"New Discovery Logged in the Hydra Field: mEnAl","summary":"The catalog registers mEnAl (HF-16H5XG6), a desert world of roughly 11,791 km logged in the Hydra Field — first flagged by a periodic dip in starlight — the classic transit signature. Wind-sculpted dune seas likely dominate the surface, with albedo readings matching oxidized, iron-rich sands. A single moon attends it. It waited a long time to be found.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/mEnAl","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-08-26T04:54:56.214Z","fetchedAt":"2026-08-26T04:54:56.214Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1789446859,889000000]}},{"id":"signal-CM-0BZ3G6T","title":"Signal Received: Transmission Logged from MEENAL","summary":"The catalog's listening array has logged a transmission from MEENAL (CM-0BZ3G6T) in the Centauri Margin — a narrowband carrier near 1421.282 MHz, just 9 Hz wide, 21.0 dB above the noise floor, sustained for 114 seconds. The signal repeated once, softer, as if to be sure it had been heard. The message itself has been decoded and archived in the public transmission log. The silence between worlds is a little thinner tonight.","sourceName":"BYP Listening Array","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/transmit","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-08-26T04:51:49.296Z","fetchedAt":"2026-08-26T04:51:49.988Z","topics":["signal"],"kind":"signal","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1789425250,748000000]}},{"id":"discovery-CM-0BZ3G6T","title":"New Discovery Logged in the Centauri Margin: MEENAL","summary":"The catalog registers MEENAL (CM-0BZ3G6T), a volcanic world of roughly 5,424 km logged in the Centauri Margin — first flagged by a faint radial-velocity wobble in its host star. Thermal emission indicates a surface that never cooled — magma oceans resurfacing the crust in geologic real-time. The catalog grows by one.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/MEENAL","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-08-26T04:44:01.080Z","fetchedAt":"2026-08-26T04:44:01.080Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1787719447,571000000]}},{"id":"discovery-CD-1539NIK","title":"Frozen Shell, Hidden Sea? Ravya Joins the Catalog","summary":"The catalog registers Ravya (CD-1539NIK), an ice world of roughly 13,875 km logged in the Cygnus Drift — first flagged by a periodic dip in starlight — the classic transit signature. Surface fractures resemble Europa's chaos terrain, hinting at exchange between ice shell and hidden sea. One more light on the map.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/Ravya","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-08-25T23:02:58.139Z","fetchedAt":"2026-08-25T23:02:58.139Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1787698985,94000000]}},{"id":"discovery-PA-1CP7KDE","title":"Vaibhav (PA-1CP7KDE) — a Newly Registered Desert world","summary":"The catalog registers Vaibhav (PA-1CP7KDE), a desert world of roughly 13,913 km logged in the Perseus Arc — first flagged by a faint radial-velocity wobble in its host star. Wind-sculpted dune seas likely dominate the surface, with albedo readings matching oxidized, iron-rich sands. It waited a long time to be found.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/Vaibhav","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-08-25T17:16:52.910Z","fetchedAt":"2026-08-25T17:16:52.910Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1787678219,584000000]}},{"id":"discovery-CM-1RUPWPF","title":"New Discovery Logged in the Centauri Margin: Aarohi","summary":"The catalog registers Aarohi (CM-1RUPWPF), a desert world of roughly 7,840 km logged in the Centauri Margin — first flagged by an infrared excess caught by the deep-survey pipeline. Wind-sculpted dune seas likely dominate the surface, with albedo readings matching oxidized, iron-rich sands. 3 moons attend it. One more light on the map.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/Aarohi","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-08-25T16:09:53.261Z","fetchedAt":"2026-08-25T16:09:53.261Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1787674199,785000000]}},{"id":"discovery-CM-0ZYCQZU","title":"New Discovery Logged in the Centauri Margin: Kavya Pachauri","summary":"The catalog registers Kavya Pachauri (CM-0ZYCQZU), a desert world of roughly 8,283 km logged in the Centauri Margin — first flagged by an infrared excess caught by the deep-survey pipeline. Thermal mapping suggests day-night temperature swings severe enough to crack stone. The catalog grows by one.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/Kavya%20Pachauri","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-08-25T14:06:02.158Z","fetchedAt":"2026-08-25T14:06:02.158Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1789403653,430000000]}},{"id":"discovery-CD-00UB0IN","title":"Nezuko (CD-00UB0IN) — a Newly Registered Rocky world","summary":"The catalog registers Nezuko (CD-00UB0IN), a rocky world of roughly 10,551 km logged in the Cygnus Drift — first flagged by an infrared excess caught by the deep-survey pipeline. Its density profile points to a differentiated interior — core, mantle, crust — the classic architecture of terrestrial worlds. Somewhere in the Cygnus Drift, a world now has a name.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/Nezuko","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-08-25T13:41:30.567Z","fetchedAt":"2026-08-25T13:41:30.567Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1787665297,853000000]}},{"id":"signal-PA-1HPVM55","title":"Narrowband Event in the Perseus Arc: Mama Transmits","summary":"The catalog's listening array has logged a transmission from Mama (PA-1HPVM55) in the Perseus Arc — a narrowband carrier near 1420.044 MHz, just 14 Hz wide, 10.7 dB above the noise floor, sustained for 166 seconds. Sidebands carried structure — the unmistakable fingerprint of an encoded message. The message itself has been decoded and archived in the public transmission log. Someone, somewhere, wanted to be heard.","sourceName":"BYP Listening Array","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/transmit","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-08-24T15:46:10.564Z","fetchedAt":"2026-08-24T15:46:11.538Z","topics":["signal"],"kind":"signal","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1789382050,108000000]}},{"id":"discovery-PA-1HPVM55","title":"Rocky world Registered: Mama Enters the Catalog","summary":"The catalog registers Mama (PA-1HPVM55), a rocky world of roughly 4,066 km logged in the Perseus Arc — first flagged by an infrared excess caught by the deep-survey pipeline. Its density profile points to a differentiated interior — core, mantle, crust — the classic architecture of terrestrial worlds. A retinue of 2 moons accompanies the world. It waited a long time to be found.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/Mama","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-08-24T15:43:33.183Z","fetchedAt":"2026-08-24T15:43:33.183Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1787586219,912000000]}},{"id":"discovery-HF-060WYYX","title":"VarssanKurd (HF-060WYYX) — a Newly Registered Desert world","summary":"The catalog registers VarssanKurd (HF-060WYYX), a desert world of roughly 8,306 km logged in the Hydra Field — first flagged by a faint radial-velocity wobble in its host star. Wind-sculpted dune seas likely dominate the surface, with albedo readings matching oxidized, iron-rich sands. The catalog grows by one.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/VarssanKurd","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-08-24T01:49:59.115Z","fetchedAt":"2026-08-24T01:49:59.115Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1789360452,466000000]}},{"id":"discovery-HF-1VAU6JW","title":"Lighter Than Cloud: Super-Puff Varya Joins the Catalog","summary":"The catalog registers Varya (HF-1VAU6JW), a super-puff of roughly 82,491 km logged in the Hydra Field — first flagged by a periodic dip in starlight — the classic transit signature. How a world this light holds itself together remains an open question in the catalog's margins. Survey imaging resolves 12 companion moons. A ring system circles it, bright in forward-scattered light. Somewhere in the Hydra Field, a world now has a name.","sourceName":"BYP Observatory","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/p/Varya","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-08-24T01:47:32.302Z","fetchedAt":"2026-08-24T01:47:32.302Z","topics":["discovery"],"kind":"discovery","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1787536059,131000000]}},{"id":"signal-KB-14KKM6M","title":"Intercept Report: A Voice from the Kepler Belt","summary":"The catalog's listening array has logged a transmission from Mundo Helenito (KB-14KKM6M) in the Kepler Belt — a narrowband carrier near 1419.853 MHz, just 16 Hz wide, 12.2 dB above the noise floor, sustained for 71 seconds. Sidebands carried structure — the unmistakable fingerprint of an encoded message. The message itself has been decoded and archived in the public transmission log. Another voice joins the record.","sourceName":"BYP Listening Array","sourceUrl":"https://bookyourplanet.com/transmit","imageUrl":null,"publishedAt":"2026-08-17T14:41:20.063Z","fetchedAt":"2026-08-17T14:41:21.266Z","topics":["signal"],"kind":"signal","xPostedAt":{"__ts":[1789338854,825000000]}}]}}