Visual Sources
Earth surface
The Earth surface is a resized NASA Blue Marble Next Generation map distributed with Matplotlib Basemap data (bmng.jpg). The source map is a geographic composite, not a live image of Earth.
Conceptual mission visualization
Globe projection, illumination, solar structure, particles, magnetic-field guides, constellation paths, drag response, cars, field machinery, aircraft, astronaut and Earth–Moon–Mars journey are conceptual illustrations. Sizes, distances, orbital changes and time are exaggerated. Radiation particles do not depict measured dose or a protective effect. No actual lunar or Mars deployment is claimed.
Attribution is not endorsement.
Source attribution does not imply NASA, university, agency or third-party endorsement of HexaF, Resilion or any offering. Institutional nameplates elsewhere identify the relationship contexts described on the Company page; they are not agency seals.
Return to the Sun–Earth experience ↗Industry context.
Clearly sourced.
The customer-sector examples draw on the owner-supplied ESA, NOAA and NASA references. They describe potential applications of environmental intelligence, not independently validated HexaF deployments.
New supplied program and institutional marks retain their original appearance. Boston University is identified by text; no official Boston University mark was supplied. The NASA insignia is not displayed as a promotional endorsement.