Welcome to Saving Our Planet Minus the DOOM

What you see: Earth from space (NASA Blue Marble and Black Marble); the new homepage with Saturn and the ice plumes of Enceladus (NASA/JPL-Caltech/Space Science Institute); real screen recordings of the Saving Planets site: the Five W's pages of Parker Solar Probe, The SeaCleaners and WeForest, a counter showing 191 solutions, 21 myths, 26 facts, 5 languages and 1,000+ pages, search, a translated page, the Roman telescope, Orbit Lab and launch tracker pages, the interactive World Map with pins lighting up hub by hub, and Myth vs Fact cards (sources: NOAA, NASA, NASA DART); and Earth with SavingPlanets.com.

What you hear:

Hi, I'm Crimson. And I'm Archer.

Big updates just dropped at SavingPlanets.com!

I'll show you our new homepage and our newest solutions.

Then Archer takes you through the numbers, space, and Myth vs Fact.

Before we dive in, here's the person who started it all.

Hi, I'm the founder of Saving Planets. I got tired of hearing it's too late for our planet,

so we went looking for people proving it isn't.

Real solutions, from every corner of the world.

Let's start with the homepage.

It opens on Saturn, with Enceladus shooting plumes of ice toward the page title.

And look at this.

We now feature 191 real solutions, with new ones like Parker Solar Probe, The SeaCleaners, and WeForest.

Over to you, Archer.

Thanks, Crimson. Folks, by the numbers:

191 solutions, 21 myths busted, 26 amazing facts,

five languages, and over 1,000 pages to explore.

Our smarter search matches by meaning, too.

And every page reads in English, French, Spanish, Arabic, and Italian.

Students of physics and aerospace, this one's for you.

Learn why the Roman telescope heads to Lagrange point 2,

play in our Orbit Lab, and follow upcoming launches on the live tracker.

Back to you, Crimson.

Thanks, Archer. Now here's my favorite.

Explore every solution on our world map, pick a hub, and watch its solutions light up around the world.

Yeah, that map still gives me the chills.

Thanks, Crimson.

We take on doom myths with real facts.

Myth: the ozone hole can't be fixed.

Fact: it's healing, say NOAA and NASA.

Myth: if an asteroid were coming, we couldn't do a thing.

Fact: humanity has already moved one, with NASA's DART spacecraft.

And this Halloween, something spooky is coming.

Folks, every solution here helps people and nature together.

Find one you love, and share it.

That's how we save a planet.

Thanks for joining us. I'm Archer,

and I'm Crimson.

See you at SavingPlanets.com!