Hunt for exoplanet candidates in public telescope data with Claude Code
A Reddit post, widely discussed on HN, describes an amateur using Claude Code to search public data and find what he thinks is an unknown planet.
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Anyone who has to read a lot and turn it into a clear answer: analysts, students, founders, scientists.
With a $1 budget, find the 5 best sources on [question], quote the exact lines that answer it, and say what remains uncertain.Opens the AI with this guide and the prompt filled in.
Pricing idea: Offer short research briefs at a fixed price per report (for example $100–500), or a monthly retainer for a weekly update.
Ideas, not promises. Results vary.
Give Mole a question (and optionally a CSV); it researches within your budget, quotes sources and analyzes local files without uploading them.
The author reports 0% measured budget overshoot.
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