Retro Space Voyage

A single-page shrine to drifting, curiosity, and the infinite

Engines hum in neon. The crew is a stack of poems. You are small and the sky is very old. Scroll — the ship is already moving.

Hint: use keyboard arrows or trackpad to float between sections. Mobile friendly.

Mercury

The small, fast one — warmed by the Sun

A metal memory. Craters like postcard stamps from the first light. Close enough to taste the sun but far enough to remember how to be quiet.

Venus

A mirror world — beautiful & strange

Clouds of perfume and acid, a planet that remembers oceans like an old fever dream. The retro lights make the storms look like stage curtains.

Mars

Rust & memory — small mountains of silence

Desert wind carries a half-remembered song. Old rivers ran and stopped here; now the sky keeps their secret in its dust.

Jupiter

A king made of storms and stripes

The bands of wind are bigger than towns. A giant that sings in low thunder. Look — the Great Red Eye blinks like a watchful old god.

Outer

When planets drift into myth

Beyond the giant, the story unravels. Colors cool, shapes dissolve, and the site becomes a feeling — quieter, stranger, more abstract. You float between fragments of constellations and retro VHS ghosts.