Über Kevin João Aviz
Hey, I'm Kevin João Aviz.
I'm a software engineer who's spent his life reading physics, astronomy, biology, and philosophy — the topics that don't sit comfortably on the same shelf, but that I think have to be read together to make any sense of where we are.
I built NovaSync — a real-time astronomy dashboard that pulls live data from NASA, ESA, JAXA, NOAA, and observatories around the world, all in one beautifully presented window. Free to use, refreshes continuously, credits every source.
I wrote The Numbers Behind the Universe — a book on why the constants of physics look set up rather than accidental. There's a young reader's edition for kids 8–12, and there'll be more.
If something I made was useful to you, a coffee helps me keep building. That's the whole pitch.
I'm a software engineer who's spent his life reading physics, astronomy, biology, and philosophy — the topics that don't sit comfortably on the same shelf, but that I think have to be read together to make any sense of where we are.
I built NovaSync — a real-time astronomy dashboard that pulls live data from NASA, ESA, JAXA, NOAA, and observatories around the world, all in one beautifully presented window. Free to use, refreshes continuously, credits every source.
I wrote The Numbers Behind the Universe — a book on why the constants of physics look set up rather than accidental. There's a young reader's edition for kids 8–12, and there'll be more.
If something I made was useful to you, a coffee helps me keep building. That's the whole pitch.
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Every minute, hundreds of telescopes around the planet — and dozens of spacecraft beyond it — send back images and measurements of the cosmos. NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory streams new pictures of the Sun in seven wavelengths every 12 seconds. JAXA's Himawari satellite photographs Earth from geostationary orbit. The International Space Station broadcasts continuously from 400 kilometers up...
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May 08, 2026
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