Tuduni website images known-universe.webp is an actual viewport capture of the Known Universe explorer's original procedural Andromeda reconstruction, captured on 16 October 2026. Its stars, clouds, colors and structure are illustrative authored geometry and an integrated starlight density map, rather than observational imagery. Selected object positions use source-linked SIMBAD coordinates and approximate published distances. References, attribution and limits are documented at /data-sources and docs/KNOWN_UNIVERSE.md. Regenerate with node scripts/capture-galaxy-image.mjs known-universe. milky-way.webp is an actual viewport capture of this repository's original procedural 3D Milky Way model, captured on 16 October 2026 with interface overlays hidden. Geometry, star colors, gas clouds and dust lanes are authored in code, rather than copied imagery or catalog star positions. The model is illustrative and static. Scientific references and limitations are listed at /data-sources and in docs/CAMERA_AND_MILKY_WAY.md. Regenerate with node scripts/capture-galaxy-image.mjs while local Next dev runs. earth-moon.webp, weak-lensing.webp, black-hole.webp and starfield.webp are actual canvas captures from this repository's simulator, collected through its browser output preview and encoded as WebP for the website. No external stock photography or AI-generated simulator scenes are used. These four captures were refreshed on 14 October 2026 with the Tuduni publisher watermark. Regenerate with node scripts/capture-site-images.mjs. neutron-star.webp is a viewport screenshot from the Neutron star ยท pulsar preset, with interface overlays hidden, captured on 14 October 2026. Its surface and radiation beams are illustrative. The surface is a blue-white treatment of the Solar System Scope / INOVE Sun map (CC BY 4.0); attribution is in /lab/textures/CREDITS.txt. Magnetic lines use the vacuum dipole model. The separate decorative nebula background is generated artwork. Its provenance and prompt are documented in /images/backgrounds/CREDITS.txt. Earth and Moon surface textures are also reused by the decorative hero globe. Original texture sources and attribution: /lab/textures/CREDITS.txt. The hero rotation is illustrative. The weak-field rays can use visual amplification; field fabric is a visualization metaphor. Scientific presets, units and model limitations are documented inside the simulator.