About · Vishala Space

Space, measured.

Vishala Space tells one true story about space and the Earth in every episode, built in 3D from public data.

How an episode is made

• Measured, not guessed. Every number on screen comes from a named source: NASA and JPL data, other space agencies' catalogues, official definitions (IAU, NIST), or a peer-reviewed paper. The sources are listed on each episode page.
• Built, not filmed. The pictures are original 3D renders made from that data. They are not real footage and not stock video. Where a surface or a star field is illustrative, the episode says so.
• Error bars left on. When scientists disagree, the episode says so, and the page shows both values.
• Evergreen. Episodes are written to stay true; dates that change live in the episode notes.

Who makes it

One independent creator based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Research, scripts, 3D scenes and editing are done in-house. The narration uses an AI-generated voice (ElevenLabs); the script is researched and written by Vishala Space.

Image and data credits used on this website

• Earth day map and cloud layer: NASA Visible Earth, Blue Marble (public domain).
• Earth at night: NASA Earth Observatory, Black Marble (public domain).
• Moon: NASA Scientific Visualization Studio, CGI Moon Kit (LRO data, public domain).
• Sun: NASA Solar Dynamics Observatory (AIA 304), courtesy NASA/SDO and the AIA science team.
• Numbers on the home map: Earth's size and the Moon, Sun and Jupiter distances from the NASA planetary fact sheets; the Space Station's height from NASA; Earth's age from USGS; the Ring of Fire's length from NOAA Ocean Exploration; the asteroid belt from NASA (NSSDC); Proxima Centauri's distance from NASA; the Sun-to-centre distance from the GRAVITY Collaboration (2022); the Milky Way's bright disc, about 100,000 light-years, is a convention, not a hard edge.
• Every number on this website, with its source and licence: Sources.

Vishala Space is an independent channel. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by NASA, JPL/Caltech, NOAA, USGS, ESA or any space agency, and the use of their public data does not imply endorsement.

Contact

Questions, corrections or ideas: contact@vishalaspace.com. If you find a number that is wrong, please tell us. Corrections are added to the episode page.