Release Perigee 1.11.0 · dlamarre-dev/Perigee

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Inactive spacecraft. The solar system view now lists retired probes in their own section after the active ones (the Moon and Mars views split their missions the same way). Inactive ones are hidden by default, each section has its own Show all / Hide all buttons, and selecting a probe draws it again.
Seven retired probes with a position, from the trajectories JPL Horizons still predicts for them: Pioneer 10 and 11, Ulysses, Spitzer, Kepler, Planck and Herschel (plus Gaia). The panel says the position is a prediction, not a measurement.
Famous probes listed without a position (their public ephemerides have ended): Mariner 2 and 10, Helios 1 and 2, Galileo, NEAR Shoemaker, Cassini, Deep Space 1, Stardust, WMAP, Hayabusa, Rosetta, Deep Impact/EPOXI, Dawn and Akatsuki, with DART.
Each new probe has its goals, history and sources in English and French, and a NASA 3D model (Pioneer, Kepler, Spitzer, Galileo, Cassini, Rosetta, Dawn, NEAR, Stardust, Deep Impact, WMAP, Deep Space 1) or a freely licensed image; Planck and Herschel link to ESA's SciFleet models.

On phones, dragging on the info panel's 3D preview now scrolls the panel instead of turning the model.
Links keep only what differs from the defaults: hide= for hidden active missions, show= for inactive ones drawn. Older links still work.

AI assistants: perigee-mcp 1.6.0 carries the new catalogue, and perigee_describe_view reads the new show= parameter.

Educational use only — not intended for navigation or conjunction assessment.