A browser-based simulator for exoplanet transit photometry, binary eclipses, and exomoon scenarios — built with Kepler integrators, limb darkening, and N-body dynamics. I spent Christmas on this. You’re welcome, science.
Every classroom treatment of exoplanet detection focuses on the transit method. What gets omitted is that moons of exoplanets could also host life — and that with a small motor and a slight modification to the standard transit experiment, you can show students what an exomoon signature looks like in a light curve. Published in MNU Journal in 2023.