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      <description>First version of the calculator: five reference frames, best jump lengths, shareable links.</description>
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      <description>The space-time predictor: six reference frames with 6-D arrival, landing windows, the world line drawn in 3-D, a guide, and a fun mode. Every constant sourced; the ephemeris checked against JPL Horizons.</description>
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