SpaceCast: Lab Updated: 04-03-26 02:39 AM PST

The Lab is where we build the various versions of the code until we are ready to go live. Kinda like Development Servers and Production Servers (where we deploy Code for the platform). Below are the files on ChatGPT - George Moen's account. If you need a password, you can also find it here. Then we have a copy of the software - in this case, WeatherCast.

ChatGPT-Software: https://chatgpt.com/g/g-p-69cfdca29fec8191963f1716b19c77b2-spacecast-2-0/c/69cfdcca-16b8-83e8-b483-612b97847c56'

ChatGPT-Project:

Password: missioncontrol

Backup: The - I am assuming the codes are backed up on two different servers. One in the US and the other in the UK ( This needs to be confirmed )

Midnight: WBNN

https://chatgpt.com/g/g-p-69cfdca29fec8191963f1716b19c77b2-spacecast-2-0/c/69cfdcca-16b8-83e8-b483-612b97847c56

Ghost: WBN

Platform Upgrades: 2026 -04-03-3:35 1) TV Viewer - in the WBNN TV Module you designed it that it would pop up and it had a close button so it did not leave our module but it gave a full screen view - that was very cool and would like to have that feature in this platform.

SpaceCast™ — WBNN Global Inc.
Tuesday, April 7, 2026
Mission Active --:-- --
WBNN Global Inc.  ·  Mission Intelligence
SpaceCast
Artemis Mission Control Framework — Live Coverage & Analysis
Breaking
Artemis crew completes mid-course correction burn · All systems nominal Velocity: 14,500 km/h · Signal delay: 1.28 seconds Lunar orbit insertion window opens in 18 hours WBNN SpaceCast providing continuous coverage — SpaceCast Terminal™ v3.6 Artemis crew completes mid-course correction burn · All systems nominal Velocity: 14,500 km/h · Signal delay: 1.28 seconds Lunar orbit insertion window opens in 18 hours WBNN SpaceCast providing continuous coverage — SpaceCast Terminal™ v3.6
Artemis Charts Course Through Cislunar Space
The mission vehicle continues its outbound trajectory toward the Moon, with all systems reporting nominal status and crew activity running on schedule.
Earth — Moon Transit · Real-Time Position
🚀
🌍 Earth Moon 🌕
Outbound To Moon · Phase Active
Live Telemetry Feed — SpaceCast Terminal™
14,500km/h
Velocity
185,000km
From Earth
199,000km
To Moon
1.28sec
Signal Delay

The Artemis mission vehicle is proceeding along its planned cislunar trajectory, with mission controllers at Johnson Space Center confirming all primary and secondary systems are functioning within normal parameters. The crew completed a scheduled mid-course correction burn earlier today, refining the vehicle's path for lunar orbit insertion.

Flight directors report that consumables — including food, water, and oxygen reserves — are tracking ahead of schedule. Communications with Earth remain clear, with signal delay reflecting the growing distance between the crew and their home planet.

"All systems nominal. The vehicle is exactly where we want it to be."
— Mission Flight Director, Johnson Space Center

The next major milestone in the mission sequence is the lunar orbit insertion burn, which will place the vehicle into a stable orbit around the Moon ahead of planned surface operations. Mission controllers are monitoring the trajectory continuously and will provide updated burn parameters as the vehicle approaches the lunar sphere of influence.

All Systems Nominal
Primary and secondary systems reporting green across all boards.
OK
Lunar Orbit Window
Insertion burn window opens in approximately 18 hours.
Watch
Mid-Course Correction
Burn completed successfully. Trajectory refined as planned.
OK
Phase: Outbound To Moon
Progress: 42%
Mission Day: D
Next Event: Lunar Orbit Insertion
Window Opens: ~18 hrs
Channel 1 · Live
Mission Live Feed
WBNN SpaceCast live mission camera feed. Click to open viewer.
About This Mission

The Artemis Mission Control Framework provides real-time intelligence on human spaceflight operations, combining live telemetry, crew data, mission timelines, and editorial analysis into a single command layer.

SpaceCast Terminal™ v3.6 powers this coverage desk.

SpaceCast TV — Mission Channels
Channel 1 · Primary
Mission Live Feed
Primary Mission Camera
Continuous live view from the mission vehicle. Uninterrupted coverage of crew activity and space environs.
Channel 2 · Archive
Mission Briefings
Press Conference Archive
Flight director briefings, crew communications, and mission milestone recordings.
Channel 3 · Backup
Earth View Camera
Earth-Facing Camera
Backup feed showing Earth receding as the vehicle extends its transit.
Artemis Mission Crew
The crew members selected for this mission represent years of preparation across astronautics, science, and engineering disciplines.
CM
Commander
Mission Commander
Overall mission authority. Responsible for crew safety and mission execution decisions.
P
Pilot
Mission Pilot
Vehicle navigation and propulsion systems. Executes all major burn sequences.
MS
Mission Specialist
Science Lead
Scientific operations, EVA planning, and payload management throughout the mission.
FS
Flight Surgeon
Crew Medical
Crew health monitoring and medical protocols. Coordinates with ground medical teams.
Sequence of Mission Events
T+00:00:00
Launch
Vehicle lifts off from Kennedy Space Center. All systems nominal at ignition.
T+02:30:00
Trans-Lunar Injection Burn
Upper stage burn sets trajectory toward the Moon. Crew reported smooth separation.
T+24:00:00
Mid-Course Correction
Trajectory refinement burn completed successfully. Vehicle on nominal path.
T+72:00:00
Lunar Orbit Insertion
Main engine burn to achieve stable lunar orbit. Critical sequence — no abort option.
T+96:00:00
Lunar Surface Operations
Crew begins planned surface activities including EVAs and scientific sample collection.
T+168:00:00
Trans-Earth Injection
Departure burn initiates return journey to Earth. Crew re-enters vehicle from surface.
T+240:00:00
Splashdown & Recovery
Vehicle returns to Earth atmosphere. Pacific Ocean recovery crews on standby.

Protected Access

Enter the mission control password to access the administration layer.

Default password: missioncontrol
Administration

Mission Settings

Telemetry Overrides

Add Alert / Signal

WBNN SpaceCast
SpaceCast Terminal™

Artemis Mission Control Framework

A modular mission intelligence terminal built to help people understand what is happening, what it means, and what to watch next — using live video, trajectory tracking, mission timing, alerts, and plain-language interpretation.

Updated: 04-03-26 6:05 pm PST
D
Mission Tracker Panel

Earth to Moon Mission Tracker + Telemetry

Tracking outbound to moon mission position between Earth and the Moon.Phase: Outbound To Moon
EarthMoonMission VehicleLunar Orbit Window
Velocity
14,500
km/h
D
WBNN SpaceCast TV

WBNN SpaceCast TV

Mission Timeline View

Sequence of Mission Events

Crew Panel

Mission Crew Data

Partner Spotlight

Sponsor Buttons & Placements

Admin Control Layer

SpaceCast Terminal Administration

Mission Settings

Telemetry Overrides

Use Auto for generated telemetry, or Hybrid Override to set your own values manually.

Video Channel Manager

Alerts & Signals

Add / Edit Sponsor Placement

Protected Access

Enter Admin Password

Default password in this prototype is missioncontrol.

WBNN SpaceCast TV

Channel Viewer

WBNN SpaceCast
SpaceCast Terminal™

Artemis Mission Control Framework

A modular mission intelligence terminal built to help people understand what is happening, what it means, and what to watch next — using live video, trajectory tracking, mission timing, alerts, and plain-language interpretation.

Updated: 04-03-26 5:39 pm PST
D
Mission Tracker Panel

Earth to Moon Mission Tracker + Telemetry

Tracking outbound to moon mission position between Earth and the Moon. Phase: Outbound To Moon
Earth Moon Mission Vehicle Lunar Orbit Window
Velocity
14,500
km/h
D
WBNN SpaceCast TV

WBNN SpaceCast TV

Mission Timeline View

Sequence of Mission Events

Crew Panel

Mission Crew Data

Partner Spotlight

Sponsor Buttons & Placements

Admin Control Layer

SpaceCast Terminal Administration

Mission Settings

Telemetry Overrides

Use Auto for generated telemetry, or Hybrid Override to set your own values manually.

Video Channel Manager

Alerts & Signals

Add / Edit Sponsor Placement

Protected Access

Enter Admin Password

Default password in this prototype is missioncontrol.

WBNN SpaceCast TV

Channel Viewer

WBNN SpaceCast
SpaceCast Terminal™

Artemis Mission Control Framework

A modular mission intelligence terminal built to help people understand what is happening, what it means, and what to watch next — using live video, trajectory tracking, mission timing, alerts, and plain-language interpretation.

Updated: 04-03-26 1:11 pm PST
D
Mission Tracker Panel

Earth to Moon Mission Tracker

Tracking translunar mission position between Earth and the Moon. Phase: Translunar Transit
Earth Moon Mission Vehicle Lunar Orbit Window
D
WBNN SpaceCast TV

WBNN SpaceCast TV

Mission Timeline View

Sequence of Mission Events

Crew Panel

Mission Crew Readout

Partner Spotlight

Sponsor Buttons & Placements

Admin Control Layer

SpaceCast Terminal Administration

Mission Settings

Video Channel Manager

Alerts & Signals

Add / Edit Sponsor Placement

Protected Access

Enter Admin Password

Default password in this prototype is missioncontrol. Change it in the script before production use.

WBNN SpaceCast
SpaceCast Terminal™

Artemis Mission Control Framework

A modular mission intelligence terminal built to help people understand what is happening, what it means, and what to watch next — using live video, trajectory tracking, mission timing, alerts, and plain-language interpretation.

Updated: 04-03-26 1:11 pm PST
D
Mission Tracker Panel

Earth to Moon Mission Tracker

Tracking translunar mission position between Earth and the Moon. Phase: Translunar Transit
Earth Moon Mission Vehicle Lunar Orbit Window
D
WBNN SpaceCast TV

WBNN SpaceCast TV

Mission Timeline View

Sequence of Mission Events

Crew Panel

Mission Crew Readout

Partner Spotlight

Sponsor Buttons & Placements

Admin Control Layer

SpaceCast Terminal Administration

Mission Settings

Video Channel Manager

Alerts & Signals

Add / Edit Sponsor Placement

Protected Access

Enter Admin Password

Default password in this prototype is missioncontrol. Change it in the script before production use.

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WBNN SpaceCast
SpaceCast Terminal™

Artemis Mission Control Framework

A modular mission intelligence terminal built to help people understand what is happening, what it means, and what to watch next — using live video, trajectory tracking, mission timing, alerts, and plain-language interpretation.

Updated: 04-03-26 1:11 pm PST
D
Mission Tracker Panel

Earth to Moon Mission Tracker

Tracking translunar mission position between Earth and the Moon. Phase: Translunar Transit
Earth Moon Mission Vehicle Lunar Orbit Window
D
WBNN SpaceCast TV

WBNN SpaceCast TV

Mission Timeline View

Sequence of Mission Events

Crew Panel

Mission Crew Readout

Partner Spotlight

Sponsor Buttons & Placements

Admin Control Layer

SpaceCast Terminal Administration

Mission Settings

Video Channel Manager

Alerts & Signals

Add / Edit Sponsor Placement

Protected Access

Enter Admin Password

Default password in this prototype is missioncontrol. Change it in the script before production use.

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Live Mission Signal
Mission intelligence terminal with tracker, TV channels, sponsor controls, and admin routing
SpaceCast Terminal™

Artemis Mission Control Framework

A modular mission intelligence terminal built to help people understand what is happening, what it means, and what to watch next — using live video, trajectory tracking, mission timing, alerts, and plain-language interpretation.

Updated: 04-03-26 1:11 pm PST
D
Mission Tracker Panel

Earth to Moon Mission Tracker

Tracking translunar mission position between Earth and the Moon. Phase: Translunar Transit
Earth Moon Mission Vehicle Lunar Orbit Window
SpaceCast Terminal™ v3.3 | 04-03-26 1:11 pm PST
D
WBNN SpaceCast TV

WBNN SpaceCast TV

Based on the TVCast control model and button patterns used in WBNN TVCast™. ([wbnnglobalinc.mymidnight.blog](https://wbnnglobalinc.mymidnight.blog/tvcast/))

Mission Timeline View

Sequence of Mission Events

Horizontal scroll enabled for future long-duration missions

Crew Panel

Mission Crew Readout

Built to support future bios, partner tie-ins, and agency sourcing notes

Partner Spotlight

Sponsor Buttons & Placements

Admin Control Layer

SpaceCast Terminal Administration

Mission Settings

Video Channel Manager

Alerts & Signals

Add / Edit Sponsor Placement

Protected Access

Enter Admin Password

Default password in this prototype is missioncontrol. Change it in the script before production use.

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Original Version: Retired - 02-03-26:

SpaceCast – Lab: This environment is where we test, refine, and evolve the SpaceCast platform in real time. Modules, feeds, and features may change as we build toward a full production release.
🔴 Updated: April 1, 2026 PT • SpaceCast Live active • Video switcher online • Weather widget live • Canada panel live 🔴 Updated: April 1, 2026 PT • SpaceCast Live active • Video switcher online • Weather widget live • Canada panel live
SpaceCast™

Back To The Moon Mission Command Center

Live tracking, countdowns, video, crew, telemetry, and mission intelligence in one place. See what’s happening now — then explore the deeper details and development roadmap below.

Status
Pre-Launch
Live dashboard ready.
Phase
Pre-Launch
Updates automatically.
Crew
4
Wiseman • Glover • Koch • Hansen
Canada
Jeremy Hansen
Lunar milestone.
Launch Times
Vancouver:
Greenwich:
Mission Duration: ~10 days
Countdown:
Current PT:
Mission Timeline Ribbon

Clickable Mission Phases

Launch begins the mission and starts the transition from countdown to active flight.
Official Live Video Feed

Live Mission Video Switcher

Click on the video to launch it, and move the time line counter to the far right to get current feed.
Switcher now includes room for two additional channels: Artemis Pad Cam and NASASpaceflight.
Mission Tracking

Dynamic Earth → Moon → Earth Map

Earth Moon
Vancouver PT Clock
Greenwich GMT Clock
Countdown Center

Dual Countdown Clocks

Countdown Vancouver PT
0
Days
00
Hours
00
Minutes
00
Seconds
Countdown Greenwich GMT
0
Days
00
Hours
00
Minutes
00
Seconds
Telemetry

Mission Metrics

Mission Progress0.0%
Velocity0 km/h
Distance From Earth0 km
Distance To Moon0 km
Signal Delay0.0 sec
Crew Mission DayDay 0
1. Launch
2. Earth Orbit
3. Outbound To Moon
4. Lunar Flyby
5. Return To Earth
6. Reentry
Mission Intelligence

What Just Happened

T-72h
Crew quarantine and final launch preparation window underway.Dashboard narrative feed placeholder.
T-24h
Final systems review and mission readiness milestone.Ideal place for official milestone updates.
T-0
Launch and Earth departure phase begins.Switch video/audio focus to the official feed.
+2d
Outbound cruise toward lunar flyby.Useful moment for explainers and crew updates.
+5d
Lunar flyby and return arc become the focal point.Prime engagement moment for live coverage.
Launch Site Weather

Kennedy Space Center / LC-39B

--°C
Temperature
--
Wind km/h
--
Precip %
--
Conditions
Launch site weather widget aimed at Kennedy Space Center / Launch Complex 39B.
What Happens Next

Forward Mission Timeline

Crew Bios

Official Crew Snapshot

NASA
Reid Wiseman
Selected by NASA in 2009. Former International Space Station flight engineer and current Artemis II commander.
NASA
Victor Glover
Selected by NASA in 2013. Naval aviator and former pilot of NASA’s SpaceX Crew-1 mission. Artemis II pilot.
NASA
Christina Koch
Selected by NASA in 2013. Engineer and former ISS flight engineer on Expeditions 59, 60, and 61. Artemis II mission specialist.
CSA
Jeremy Hansen
Royal Canadian Air Force fighter pilot, former NASA capcom, and the first Canadian set to fly around the Moon. Artemis II mission specialist.
Canada Spotlight

Jeremy Hansen & Canada

Canada
Jeremy Hansen
Canadian astronaut and Artemis II mission specialist. This mission marks a major Canadian milestone in lunar exploration and gives SpaceCast a strong national storytelling angle.
Canada In Space
Lunar Milestone
CSA Angle
Real Image Carousel

Starting Visual Module

This starts the true carousel using real images now. Later, you can replace these with official NASA / CSA image URLs.
Live Text Log

Manual Mission Notes

Sample
Mission log ready. Add manual updates here during coverage.
School Mode

Learning View

Off
School Mode is off. When enabled, the platform rewrites some descriptions in simpler language for younger readers.
Premium Insights

WBN Analysis Layer

Space Economy Angle
Track what this mission could mean for aerospace, robotics, materials, autonomy, education, and national innovation narratives.
Editorial Opportunity
Use this panel to convert mission events into WBN-style business and future-of-industry insights.
Sponsor Area

Science / Education Partners

Mission Glossary

Quick Guide

Launch
Rocket lifts off from Earth.
Orbit
A path around Earth or another object.
Lunar Flyby
The spacecraft swings around the Moon without landing.
Reentry
The capsule comes back through Earth’s atmosphere.
Next Phase Ideas

Build Roadmap

Official NASA Image Feed
Replace temporary carousel images with official mission photography.
Mission Blog Ingest
Pull official mission blog updates into the feed automatically.
Distance Comparisons
Translate space travel into relatable human-scale examples.
CSA Story Layer
Expand the Canadian angle into a dedicated module.
Launch Alert Mode
Special layout mode for launch hour and key mission milestones.
Community Connection

SpaceCast Community Console™

About SpaceCast

About This Platform

SpaceCast is a live mission intelligence platform designed to bring space exploration into a clear, engaging, and understandable experience. It combines real-time tracking, video, telemetry, narrative insight, and educational context so viewers can follow missions as they unfold — and understand what it means.

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Completed Upgrades:

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Platform Upgrades: 2026 -04-03-2:07 PM PST 1) Fix - Mission Tracker Panel - the word window has no "w" 2) Fix - Mission Tracker Panel the distance from and to the moon is not dynamic... in previous versions you were able to fix it. 3) In the TV Panels - I was working Channel one - I filled it all out and it included the embedded URL witch had the same URL as the YouTube Channel and it said I needed the " Embedded URL " which I believe I did - but maybe I am missing something or it needs a fix " 4) In the " Viewer of channel 1 / 2 / 3 this copy is in there please take it out "Click the video to launch it. Move the timeline to the far right to jump closer to the current live feed when available." remove that copy from all 3 viewers..that might solve the previous problem or it might not. 5) In the partner spotlight widget take out " Placement: Partner Spotlight " 6) In Media Partner take out "Placement: Channel 1" - ok MER Roll Code

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Platform Upgrades: 2026 -04-03-2:07 PM PST 1) Rename platform from." NASA Live Mission Signal" To WBNN SpaceCast ( top left of platform ) 2) Change copy in buttons to Open Large View in the WBNN SpaceCast TV Widget 3) In Mission Crew - change the copy ' Read-Out' to Data. missioncontrol Change it in the script before production use." 5) Delete this copy. "Click the video to launch it. Move the timeline to the far right to jump closer to the current live feed when available." across all 3 channel viewers Roll Code Mer

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Platform Upgrades: 2026 -04-03-1:31 1) Delete this copy. "Based on the TVCast control model and button patterns used in WBNN TVCast™. ([wbnnglobalinc.mymidnight.blog](https://wbnnglobalinc.mymidnight.blog/tvcast/))" 2) Delete this content "SpaceCast Terminal™ v3.3 | 04-03-26 1:11 pm PST" - as the bottom right of the mission tracker 3) Delete this copy " Based on the TVCast control model and button patterns used in WBNN TVCast™. ([wbnnglobalinc.mymidnight.blog](https://wbnnglobalinc.mymidnight.blog/tvcast/)) in TV Cast Widget 4) Mission Timeline View - Delete this copy - "Horizontal scroll enabled for future long-duration missions" 5) Delete this copy "Mission intelligence terminal with tracker, TV channels, sponsor controls, and admin routing" 6) Rename platform from."
NASA Live Mission Signal" To WBNN SpaceCast 7) Change copy in buttons to Open Large View 8) Mission Time Line - Delete this copy "Horizontal scroll enabled for future long-duration missions" 9) Crew Panel - Delete this copy "Built to support future bios, partner tie-ins, and agency sourcing notes" 10) Move this copy out side the panel and place at bottom left "SpaceCast Terminal™ v3.3 | 04-03-26 1:11 pm PST" 11) Delete This Copy " Framework: TVCast-inspired media control + WBN Cast Framework continuity layer " Mer Roll Code

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Platform Upgrades: 2026 -04-03-1:11 PM PST 1) Mission Tracker Panel - move to a full-width panel. 2) Delete the copy "Full-width tracker view with telemetry-style details below" in the tracker. 3) Move the "Next Event Readout" image into the tracker widget 4) Delete this copy "Countdown + What Happens Next" in the Next Event Readout" 5) Move "Alerts & Signals" into the Admin area 6) Change "Mission Media Panel" To WBNN SpaceCast TV 7) Only refer the channels as Channel 1 Channel 2 Channel 3 7) In the media panel us the same exact buttons on WBNN TV refer to this https://wbnnglobalinc.mymidnight.blog/tvcast/ 8) Take the out and place at the bottom right of the panel SpaceCast Terminal™ v3.2 | 04-03-26 11:05 am 9) And any adjustments to admin and after you update the code short summary. Mer - Roll Code

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