CREDITS

Radar Sweep Documentary demo · Catching the Moon 《狂風裡接住登月直播》 · third-party assets and sources

## Voice
- Kokoro-82M (hexgrad), voice bm_lewis, speed 0.82, Apache License 2.0; run locally via kokoro-onnx (MIT) through the
  library's core/tts/tts.py. Speech check: faster-whisper (MIT; OpenAI Whisper weights, MIT). Script: demo/vo/lines.json.

## Music samples (CC0; credit not required, given with thanks)
- VS Chamber Orchestra: Community Edition (Versilian Studios / Sam Gossner): contrabass, cellos, violins, violins_trem, timpani
- Versilian Community Sample Library (Versilian Studios): vibraphone, vibraphone_bowed, glockenspiel, harp
  (core/audio/sampler.py). Wind, rain, sonar pings, motors, gears, the alarm bell, the TV hiss and the room tone are
  procedural (core/audio/sfx.py and demo/mix.py).

## Fonts (SIL Open Font License 1.1; licence texts in demo/fonts/)
- IBM Plex Sans (variable; weights 200 and 300): IBM Corp., https://github.com/google/fonts/tree/main/ofl/ibmplexsans
- JetBrains Mono (variable; weight 300): JetBrains s.r.o., https://github.com/google/fonts/tree/main/ofl/jetbrainsmono
- Noto Sans SC Light, subset to the characters in main.js: Google LLC / Adobe, https://github.com/google/fonts/tree/main/ofl/notosanssc
  (fetched through the Google Fonts CSS API by demo/tools/fetch_fonts.sh)

## Code
- three.js r170 (MIT), with EffectComposer, RenderPass, UnrealBloomPass, ShaderPass and ConvexGeometry from its examples,
  loaded from the library's node_modules.

## Images, models
- None. The terrain, the telescope, the sky, the clouds, the rain, the lunar module, the Earth and Moon, the control room
  and the TV picture are built or drawn in code; no photographs, no footage, no external models, no AI-generated images.
- The lunar module and the telescope are our own simplified models built from the vehicles' published general shape.
  The TV picture (a moonwalker by the lander) is our own drawing, not a frame of the 1969 broadcast.

## Facts
- Every date, time, number and event on screen and in the voice is sourced in demo/FACTS.md, with URLs and quoted wording.