Iyundhu

A space that moves with the sky

Iyundhu is a small night-sky desk. Moon phase, the International Space Station, planets, a calendar of showers and eclipses, and a few calculators. It is built to live on ordinary web hosting and to earn its keep with ads and honest kit links once those are approved.

The name sits beside Tamil இயங்கு — to move, to work, to be in motion — and the .space at the end of the address. A working space, not a feed.

Astronomy on the page is computed in your browser (sun, moon, planets, stars). The ISS position is fetched from public orbital telemetry. Sightings you log never leave this device.

Positions are for looking up, not for navigation. Eclipse paths and meteor rates change with weather and moonlight; treat the calendar as a prompt to go outside, not a guarantee.