Asteroid Discovery Analysis and Mapping (ADAM)
Developed by B612 Foundation's Asteroid Institute, ADAM brings open-source algorithms and scalable compute together to discover, map, and analyze asteroids at planetary scale. Use the console and APIs to run high-fidelity computations on demand, share results, and reproduce analyses.
Trajectory Optimizer
Spacecraft transfer trajectories
Interactive porkchop plots and Lambert solutions for mission planning.
Earth to Mars
Classic interplanetary mission with 9.22 km²/s² optimal C3
Earth to Jupiter
Complex outer planet mission with 91.56 km²/s² optimal C3
Earth to 2024 YR4
Asteroid rendezvous mission with 73.61 km²/s² optimal C3
Bennu to Ryugu
Asteroid-to-asteroid transfer mission between two NEAs
Ceres to Pallas
Main belt asteroid transfer between two large bodies
Precovery
Uncertainty-aware observation search
Intersect an object's propagated uncertainty region with survey exposure footprints, then review linked and previously unlinked detections with MPC context and automatic cutouts.
(2026 QH)
Eight accepted ATLAS candidate rows. Precovery recovered 104 of 109 target-attributed rows in the search window.
(2026 PG)
Four accepted Rubin candidate rows from one night. Precovery recovered all 21 target-attributed rows.
(2026 QC)
No candidate rows. Precovery recovered all 35 target-attributed rows and reports the empty candidate set explicitly.
Data Explorer
AIMS and MPC observation search
Browse detections and detection-backed exposures in the Asteroid Institute Moving Source Catalog (AIMS), retrieve complete MPC histories, match ADES observations, and inspect source-linked images.
2024 YR4
Complete 512-observation MPC history with linked ATLAS detections
(99942) Apophis
Newest 500 of 9,527 MPC observations, found by name
(6478) Gault
MPC observations from its 2019 activity, with ATLAS and ZTF links
3I/ATLAS
Newest MPC observations of the third known interstellar object
Rubin/LSST, 2026-06-30
Rubin exposures and detections in the (2026 PG) field on one night
Impact Probability
Earth impact risk analysis
Monte Carlo simulations and virtual impactor analysis for potentially hazardous asteroids.
Ephemeris Service
Batch ephemeris generation
Generate high-fidelity sky positions for thousands of orbits across multiple observatories and time ranges. Powered by the ASSIST n-body integrator.
2024 YR4
Six-year, three-site ephemeris at 1-day cadence through the 2028 and 2032 approaches
Apophis 2029
Sky positions and brightness through the April 2029 Earth flyby
(3200) Phaethon
Geminid parent and DESTINY+ target, 2026 through 2028 from three sites
(65803) Didymos
DART target through the Hera mission's arrival at the binary
Ready to Run Your Own Analysis?
These demos show the power of ADAM's computational services using real results. Create an account to submit your own jobs with custom parameters and access the full platform.