MAMV3x3/space-apps-challenge-2022

This project is a typical NASA Space Apps Challenge entry from 2022. While it successfully integrates standard libraries like Satellite.js for TLE (Two-Line Element set) propagation and a 3D engine for visualization, it lacks the technical depth or data proprietary to be considered defensible. With only 7 stars and 2 forks over nearly four years, and zero current development velocity, it serves primarily as a educational reference or a portfolio piece. The 'collision avoidance' aspect is likely a visualization of existing debris datasets rather than a novel predictive algorithm. It faces heavy competition from established platforms like N2YO.com, Heavens-Above, and NASA's own 'Spot the Station' app, as well as more robust open-source celestial visualization engines like CesiumJS. There is no moat here; the functionality can be reproduced by a senior front-end engineer using off-the-shelf libraries in a weekend.