Planet view
| Drag · one finger | Orbit the globe |
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| Wheel · pinch · +/− | Zoom |
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| ←→↑↓ | Rotate |
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| Click | Inspect the globe or the airport marker |
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| Double-click marker · Enter on button | Enter the Aviation Lab |
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Aviation lab
| W / ↑ · S / ↓ | Nose down · nose up (yoke convention) |
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| A / ← · D / → | Roll left · roll right (bank returns slowly to level) |
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| Q · E | Rudder / nose-wheel steering left · right |
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| R · F | Throttle up · down (hold) |
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| G · B | Landing gear · wheel brakes |
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| C | Cycle camera: chase → orbit → tower |
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| Space · . | Play/pause · single step (while paused) |
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| M · ? | Return to planet · open this help |
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| Drag · wheel | Look around · camera distance or zoom |
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Flight keys are ignored while a slider, list or text field has focus, so sliders keep their own arrow-key behaviour. Controls act through the simulation clock: while paused, held keys do not move the aircraft.
About this prototype
Genesis 001 is the opening stage of a long-term research platform. The globe, airport and aircraft geometry are illustrative. The flight model is a documented, software-tested point-mass approximation that has not been validated against reference flight data. No value shown here is a real observation or forecast.