D-14 · Desert
Marzipan Swift
Patient navigator with a talent for thermal currents.
- Temper
- Steady
- Role
- Route lead
Expedition 07 · fictional science
Small scales.
Big orbit.
A visual archive of the geckos, skinks, and anoles charting a route beyond the blue hour.
Meet the crew ↓ORBITAL PLATE 07
Gecko transit · 38,400 km/h
Crew manifest · 04 specimens
Species archive
Showing 3 explorers
Transmissions · 2041–2043
Mission logs
Short records from the first lizard-led survey of the outer garden.
Dust over Asterion
Marzipan Swift finds a warm updraft above the red dunes.
Green signal, no reply
Juniper Vale maps a forest moon and hears a second heartbeat.
The quiet side of Pelagos
Blue Hour repairs a relay beneath a slow, silver tide.
Navigation chart · tap a station
Orbit map
Select a station to reveal its habitat note.
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About the archive
Science starts
with a sideways look.
Lizards in Orbit is an imagined field guide for curious minds. It borrows the language of observatories, habitat studies, and mission control to ask a lighter question: what would these adaptable little creatures do with a launch window?
Every species, route, and instrument here is invented. The wonder is real enough to keep looking.