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Loading contentThe architecture-ready interfaces for the external conditions observing depends on — weather, seeing, transparency, cloud cover, and Bortle sky brightness. Each is wired into the planners and awaits a connected provider; no conditions are ever invented.
An architecture-ready interface for light-pollution and Bortle-class sky-brightness data by location — which sets how faint an object a site can reach. Wired into the deep-sky planner; a site's darkness is reported only from a connected light-pollution source.
An architecture-ready interface for cloud-cover forecasts and satellite cloud maps. Wired into the tonight planner; cloud data is shown only when a provider is connected.
An architecture-ready interface for atmospheric seeing — the steadiness of the air that sets how fine a detail a night can show. Wired into the astrophotography planner; seeing values appear only from a connected forecast source, never invented.
An architecture-ready interface for sky transparency — how much haze and moisture dim faint objects. Wired into the deep-sky planner; transparency is reported only from a connected source.
An architecture-ready interface for local weather forecasts — the first thing that decides whether a session happens. The interface is defined and wired into the session planner, but no forecast is shown until a weather provider is connected; nothing is assumed.