The Observatory

Use Plate's The Observatory, project observatory, version 1.0.1, as the starting point.
Requested result: [my project name].
My changes: [describe the changes before beginning]
Before you edit anything, ask me for the project name and the changes I want. Do not invent a brand, a client, copy or a result.

Scope: Complete single-page website.
Use the existing source and assets. Read its README and licence notices first. Preserve unrelated work and make changes in a separate project folder.
The project is a Plate Pro pack. Download it from the Plate library (https://getplate.pages.dev/library.html?project=observatory, "Download source") while signed in to Plate with Pro; the file comes from https://getplate.pages.dev/api/pack?slug=observatory and only with Pro. If you cannot sign in, tell me and I will download the ZIP and put it in your workspace myself.
Verify SHA-256: e44ebd9258ad16b88f6228cc6f7157c862dc30ab4239dee20e285be82a55916a (830631 bytes, version 1.0.1). Extract into a new folder and follow its README to run it.
Make content changes in content.js as EDITING.md describes; the supported changes below live there. Do not rewrite the renderer or the layout to make a content change.

Supported changes:
- Page title, meta description, language and search-indexing — content.js meta
- Studio name, sub-line, station line, edition stamp, favicon mark — content.js identity
- Four colour tokens (ink, phosphor, signal, white), which also recolour the WebGL field itself, not only the DOM — content.js colors
- Two font families, weights and fallbacks — content.js fonts
- Every line of copy: opening kicker/title/lede/actions, the four strip labels and units, the 'what we measure' heading and delivered-as list
- The three instrument panels: title, tag, live sub-line wording, six-row spec table, status row, drives note (exactly three panels)
- The case: heading, lede, night label, recipients, the eight-entry event log's time/text (not its hour position), totals, timeline track labels
- The tonight panel's copy and field labels, the download button label/unit/filename prefix, the booking button label/email/subject/body
- The calibration-plate colophon's every label and note

Requirements:
- Static HTTP hosting (module script and fonts do not load from file://); does not run from file://
- WebGL2 for the live field (Chrome/Edge 56+, Firefox 51+, Safari 15+, iOS 15+); falls back to one of four still plates without it
- Verified in headless Chromium on Windows (RTX 3070, ANGLE D3D11) at 1440x900 and 390x844; Safari/Firefox paths written, not run there
- Zero external requests; all fonts and images are self-hosted in the package

Limits:
- The night model: the hour keyframes and the scroll-to-hour map with its two pinned holds — mechanism, not content
- The field itself: the WebGL2 shader's noise, aurora, isobars, horizon and dawn grade (only its two colour uniforms read content.js)
- The chapter count (fixed at four) and the case log's entry count (fixed at eight) and each entry's hour position
- Layout, type scale, the bezel/tick/switch chrome, breakpoints, the pinned-scroll mechanics
- The still-plate images themselves (re-capture is a packaging step, not a content edit)
- A real backend: the download is a client-generated JSON of the model, not live station telemetry; ‘Book a station’ opens a mail client, not a form

Run the whole website. Inspect the opening, middle and ending on desktop and phone. Check the actual motion, navigation, reduced motion and missing-media recovery.
Deliver the edited source, actual preview or render, exact start commands and any remaining limitations. Do not purchase services, invent claims, post or deploy without my instruction.