ExoVault's an open-source explorer for NASA's exoplanet archive, turning raw CSV data into a smooth, visual journey through thousands of discovered worlds.

How do I try ExoVault live?

Head to https://johnnylemonny.github.io/ExoVault/—it loads NASA's data instantly for filtering, searching, and comparing exoplanets.

What's the tech stack for ExoVault?

Built with Astro, React, Tailwind CSS, and TypeScript, plus a custom CSV-to-JSON pipeline for blazing performance.

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ExoVault: NASA's Exoplanet Data Just Got a Cinematic Upgrade

Picture this: you're not just querying NASA's exoplanet database—you're soaring through cosmic catalogs like a sci-fi pilot. ExoVault makes alien worlds feel alive and within reach.

Open Source Beat Apr 11, 2026 3 min read

ExoVault dashboard displaying exoplanet systems with glassmorphic UI and compare mode

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ExoVault elevates NASA's exoplanet data from dry queries to cinematic discovery. 𝕏
Built from an App Ideas prompt, it showcases how constraints spark creativity. 𝕏
Open-source polish—live demo, clean repo—sets a new bar for data viz projects. 𝕏

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