XYQEN / ATLAS
EXHIBIT 02 STRATEGIC SYSTEMS
Aircraft exhibit

Preparing the atlas

Loading Earth imagery and the exhibit renderer.

A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE

Strategic
Systems.

Technology. Physics. History.

EARTH / PUBLIC GEOGRAPHY

Rotate to explore. Select a country marker or choose a system.

EDUCATIONAL EXHIBIT · COUNTRY MARKERS ARE NOT LAUNCH LOCATIONSADAPTIVE WEBGL

EVIDENCE / PROVENANCE

Sources & confidence

Public specifications are a dated snapshot, not a live military assessment. Reported dimensions do not validate the illustrative models.

EXHIBIT GUIDE

A museum, in motion.

Drag to orbit; scroll or pinch to zoom. Right-drag or two-finger drag to pan in the model exhibits. Use the country menu as an accessible alternative to globe markers.

Explore exterior scale, select a schematic stage, or compare up to four systems. X-ray volumes and exploded sections are generalized teaching shapes. Their subdivision, surface markings and materials are not engineering documentation.

The 96-second flight study is a fixed visual narrative shared by every system. It is not a launch-control interface or performance simulation. It has no geographic endpoints, target selection, guidance or ballistic calculations.

The effects study shows an illustrative rising cloud in fictional terrain. Its widening crown and stretching column evoke buoyant motion, but the animation is not a fluid solver or a validated nuclear-effects model. Cloud height, elapsed time and building scale are chosen for visual clarity, not physical comparison. Empty hangars and six fictional high-rise props follow fixed collapse keyframes: no real installations, people, structural analysis or damage predictions. Toggle Fictional skyline in playback options, or use Effects study to replay the vignette. It has no yield, blast-radius, damage or casualty inputs. Sound starts off. Reduced-motion settings suppress automatic camera motion and flash intensity.

Keyboard: Tab reaches all controls. Space pauses while the 3D viewport is focused. Escape closes dialogs. Turn on Science mode for stage and atmospheric explanations.

EARTH IMAGERY

NASA Earth imagery

Day: NASA Earth Observatory / Reto Stöckli, Blue Marble Next Generation, July 2004. Night: NASA Earth Observatory / NASA Goddard, Black Marble 2016. Clouds: NASA Goddard / Reto Stöckli, Blue Marble 2002 composite.

Static composites, not live weather or current lights. Globe marker locations are broad country reference points, not facilities or borders.

NASA does not endorse this exhibit. Original procedural exterior models and effects by XYQEN Atlas; no manufacturer CAD used.