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🛰️ Space — NASA, ISS and SpaceX in real time

NASA's astronomy picture of the day, the latest Mars rover images, near-Earth asteroids, the real-time position of the International Space Station and upcoming SpaceX launches. All live, straight from free public APIs — no account required.

🌌 NASA
📡 Where is the ISS?
🚀 SpaceX
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Source: NASA APOD API — api.nasa.gov

Mars images from NASA's official archive, filtered by rover. These aren't the most recent photos in a strict sense (that service is no longer available), but they still come from the real missions on the planet's surface.

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Source: NASA Image and Video Library — images-api.nasa.gov

Asteroids with a close approach to Earth predicted for today, according to NASA's NeoWs database.

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Source: NASA NeoWs (Near Earth Object Web Service) — api.nasa.gov

International Space Station position, updated automatically every 5 seconds.

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Source: Where the ISS at? API — api.wheretheiss.at
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Source: Launch Library 2 API (TheSpaceDevs) — via proxy Netlify Function
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Source: Launch Library 2 API (TheSpaceDevs) — via proxy Netlify Function

"Cores" are the reusable first stages of Falcon 9 rockets. Each card shows how many flights and landings a single booster has accumulated.

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Source: Launch Library 2 API (TheSpaceDevs) — via proxy Netlify Function
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Source: Launch Library 2 API (TheSpaceDevs) — via proxy Netlify Function

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to register or enter an API key?

No. The NASA section uses a shared public demo key with an hourly rate limit, while ISS and SpaceX use fully open APIs. No registration is required on your part.

What is NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day?

It's an astronomical image or video that NASA has published daily since 1995, along with a short explanation written by a professional astronomer. This page shows it along with the archive of previous days.

How is the real-time ISS position calculated?

The International Space Station constantly transmits its orbital data. A public service converts it into latitude, longitude, altitude and velocity updated every few seconds, which this page queries directly from the browser.

What does "potentially hazardous" asteroid mean?

It's a technical NASA classification based on minimum distance from Earth's orbit and the object's estimated size. It doesn't indicate an imminent risk, just an object that falls within priority monitoring parameters.

Is the SpaceX launch data official?

They come from a widely-used unofficial public API that collects data on rockets, boosters and missions from public SpaceX sources. Dates and details of future missions may change.

Does this page save or track the data I view?

No. Requests to NASA and to the ISS tracking service go directly from your browser. SpaceX data instead passes through a small server-side function (needed because that API doesn't support direct browser requests), which simply relays the request without saving anything.