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Judge Mode

Three questions show what MicroFire does.

One where NASA tested the condition, one where only nearby evidence exists, and one where the honest answer is that nobody knows yet. Every result below is computed from 78 NASA test records and 62 checked findings when this page is built.

The 90-second judge tour

A small guide follows you from page to page and says what to look at. Every page stays fully usable; leave the tour at any time.

  1. 15 s · Relevance · Impact

    One question, nine steps

    Watch the 01–09 rail as you scroll, then read the Mission Evidence Brief at the end.

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  2. 10 s · Validity

    The Evidence Ladder for a lunar habitat

    The empty Direct rung, then the experiment that would fill it.

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  3. 10 s · Best use of data

    Where the evidence stops, on a chart

    Every point is a real NASA test. The dashed box says: no direct evidence here.

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  4. 15 s · AI · Validity

    Machine learning that abstains

    Try “Lunar habitat scenario”: prediction blocked, with the reasons and the nearest NASA tests.

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  5. 15 s · AI · Transparency

    How an AI answer is checked

    Open a claim: six checks, and the exact NASA records behind it.

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  6. 10 s · Best use of technology

    Computer vision on a real NASA flame

    Switch Flame Vision on. Units are pixels: NASA publishes no calibration.

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  7. 15 s · Storytelling · Interactivity

    Flame Lab: one dataset, two depths

    Run the Low-airflow BASS preset, then Lunar habitat. Switch Explorer and Scientist: same evidence, two voices.

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Characters and scenery are illustrations. NASA footage, photographs, test records and quotations are the evidence. Not affiliated with or endorsed by NASA.