FLIGHT LAB / LLOYDPILOT.COM

Read a flight test the way
an engineer does.

Real open-source software from NASA Ames, one authored synthetic dataset, and the Lear 24XR assembly view beside it. You scrub the data, compare what a model expected with what the sensors reported, pick an event and decide what the evidence supports. Nothing here is a real flight, and the software does not simulate anything: it shows you data and stays out of the way.

What the lab is, in three honest sentences

Real software

The console runs NASA Ames’ Open MCT (version 4.3.1, Apache-2.0), unmodified and loaded only when you open the console. It is visualisation software: it draws telemetry, it does not generate or simulate it.

Authored data

One synthetic dataset, generated by seeded code with explicit units, timestamps, a schema version, a scenario id and a provenance block. It is labelled “Synthetic educational data” beside every chart because that is exactly what it is.

No affiliation

Software attribution and research citations only. This independent site is not affiliated with or endorsed by NASA or its Administrator; no NASA data, model or code beyond Open MCT is used.

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