Still on Earth.
AI is packing for space.

The source takes the real current browser date and adds thirty calendar months with Date set Month. Bars compare twelve months in one year with thirty calendar months at fifteen pixels per month, giving one hundred eighty and four hundred fifty pixels. Thirty months is two years and six months, not a fixed nine hundred day interval. Month length and Date rollover affect the actual result. This is a playful projection of the supplied premise, not a verified launch date or an actual aerospace plan. The readiness slider ranges from zero to one hundred. Below thirty five the page says Earth has questions. Thirty five through sixty nine shows emotionally still loading. Seventy and above shows send the boarding pass. Bars show thirty four, thirty five and seventy on a shared five pixel per point scale. These are manually selected labels, not a measurement of Earth, a probability, scientific readiness or a verified launch decision. Reset sets the slider to seventy two. The actual text file records the projection month, displayed days remaining and selected readiness. Bars compare three recorded values and one local text document at one hundred twenty pixels per item. Days are the ceiling of the remaining real milliseconds divided by eighty six million four hundred thousand, clamped to zero. Readiness is saved locally and restored after a genuine reload; reset saves seventy two. The download retains the playful source premise and no launch claim boundary. No booking, launch, model or external message is performed.