Radar replay of 377,624 reply records to 97 Trump Iran-war posts, Feb 28 to Apr 20 2026. Bearing = hour replied ET, range = reply likes.
A harbor radar scope during the 2026 Iran war: all 377,624 reply records to Trump's 97 war posts sweep in at their real timestamps - bearing is the hour replied, range is how many likes the reply itself drew.
| Dataset | Truth Social Reactions to Trump's Iran War Posts (Kaggle v5), mirrored in the Data Trove |
| Publisher / URL | Muhammet Akkurt via Kaggle; mirror: datapoems.io/data_trove/data/policy/truth-social-iran-reactions-v5.zip |
| License | CC BY-NC 4.0 - Attribution + NonCommercial, credit Muhammet Akkurt. |
| Records | 377,624 reply rows (377,622 unique comment IDs; 2 rows share an ID), 2026-02-28T21:37Z to 2026-04-20T08:22Z, all matched to the 97 parent posts (0 orphans) |
| Fields used | created_at, favourites_count, parent_post_id; parent posts' text and counts |
Each green contact is one reply: bearing = hour replied (Eastern Time, 00 at top), range = log of the reply's own likes (rings marked). The beam turns once per data-day; phosphor fades over about 8 data-hours. The 97 amber rings are Trump's war posts, lit when the beam reaches them. Space pauses; arrow keys then move the beam 6 hours (shift: a day).
The storm has a daily rhythm you can steer through - replies pile up on US evening bearings - and when a war post keys up, its quadrant floods green within minutes. The opening night of True Promise 4 is the densest cell on the scope.
Positions encode time-of-day and likes only: two replies at the same hour and popularity share a pixel, and the beam's one-rotation-per-day is a replay device, not a clock. Reply counts are the dataset author's scrape of April 2026 (the license's non-commercial term is why this file is a private deliverable). Engagement is as scraped then.
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