See what the
earth hides

Professional geophysics equipment costs tens of thousands of dollars. That price locks out university field schools, small archaeology firms, and humanitarian recovery teams — the people who often need subsurface imaging the most but can least afford it.

I started TERRASCRY because I kept running into the same gap: the science is well-understood, the sensors are commodity parts, but nobody has put them together into an open, affordable platform. Whether it's a research excavation, an environmental site assessment, or a DPAA mission to bring the fallen home, the underlying physics is the same.

So that's what this is — open-source hardware anyone can build, open-source software anyone can extend, and a rigorous physics simulation engine to validate everything against theory. No black boxes, no vendor lock-in. Just instruments and code you can inspect, modify, and trust.