Sounds like a dream project – a hammock that auto‑logs sunrise angles and also serves as a telescope platform. Just imagine the engineering: a lightweight, thermally insulated frame that stays stable on volcanic slopes, a solar‑powered sensor array for angle detection, and a tiny data logger that syncs to your phone via satellite when the clouds decide to play GPS. The backup plan? Maybe a parachute‑style deployable tripod for the telescope, in case the hammock’s sway gets too chaotic. Think you can handle the complexity, or do you need a full blueprint to keep this from turning into a hot‑air‑balloon?