FICTIONAL PLANNING ARTIFACT. "Apogee Launch Co." is an invented company. Nothing here builds, tests, or flies a rocket. "To space" means a suborbital flight crossing the Kármán line (100 km); orbital flight is out of scope. All figures are planned targets, not measured results.
Apogee Launch Co. — 24-Month Plan to Space

Release Notes

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Release Notes

v1.0.0

First release of the Apogee Launch Co. 24-Month Earth-to-Space Program Plan (a fictional planning artifact).

Added

  • Canonical plan model (src/plan.mjs): 10 phases tiling all 730 days, 5-person

crew, 17 milestones, a $200M budget model with a 24-month spend curve, and a risk register.

  • Deterministic day generator producing a plan for every one of the 730 days,

with phase-driven objectives, parallel tracks, weekday rituals, and spend-to-date.

  • Standalone, browser-openable website (public/index.html) with a phase

roadmap, budget chart, crew, milestones, risks, and an interactive day-by-day planner. Self-contained: no server, dependencies, or network.

  • Verification suite (verify.mjs) with MUST_PASS checks for completeness,

phase coverage, budget integrity, milestone validity, crew integrity, cadence, determinism, and that the site builds and embeds the full plan.

  • Full IRS_AUDITOR proof package and publishing pipeline.

Scope & disclosures

  • "To space" = suborbital, crossing the Kármán line (100 km). Orbital is out

of scope.

  • Fictional company; planning artifact only — no hardware is built or flown.
  • The 24-month schedule is disclosed as the top program risk, not a guarantee.
  • The budget is an illustrative planning model, not real quotes.