Open science. Shared discovery.

Scientific publishing was designed for a print era. Today, most knowledge still moves through systems that charge readers, delay access for months, hide peer review, and treat papers as finished artifacts even when understanding keeps changing.

Science Orbit takes a different path. We publish open preprints first, then layer transparent review, version history, replication signals, and accessible summaries on top — so the community can read, critique, revise, and build on work as it actually happens.

Researchers who want their work read immediately, attributed correctly, and improved through open critique rather than buried in a submission queue.

Reviewers who want credit for careful, structured public feedback that helps authors and readers alike.

Readers — students, journalists, policymakers, curious citizens — who want to understand what science says without hitting a paywall or decoding jargon alone.

The whole community that benefits when replication attempts, citations, and reputation signals make it clear what holds up and what still needs work.

Reading and publishing core science on Science Orbit will always be free. We will label AI-generated content clearly, let authors approve summaries before they appear, and keep retractions and revisions visible so the scientific record stays honest.

We are not replacing the idea of peer review — we are making it visible, attributable, and continuous after publication rather than a secret hurdle before anyone can read your work.