Nasa
NASA data API for near-Earth objects, planetary imagery, satellite orbits, technical reports, atmospheric data, and CMR metadata.
Helps space and earth-science apps that browse asteroids, request orbital graphs, download NTRS citations, and read AGAGE atmospheric data.
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Example Use Cases
These are example ways Snow can use Nasa when building apps with you. This list is meant to show examples, not document every possible capability. Connecting an account does not make Snow run these automatically on its own.
Browse the complete NASA near-Earth object (asteroid) dataset with pagination support. Returns comprehensive asteroid data including orbital parameters, estimated diameters, close approach events, and hazard classifications. Use this when you need to explore the entire NEO catalog or retrieve multiple asteroids across pages.
Tool to create orbital and position graphs for NASA satellites using the Satellite Situation Center (SSC) web service. Use when you need to visualize satellite trajectories, orbits, or positions over a specific time period in various coordinate systems. The service generates graph files accessible via URLs in the response.
Tool to delete an Access Control List (ACL) from NASA's Common Metadata Repository. Use when you need to remove access controls for a specific CMR resource. Requires appropriate permissions to delete ACLs.
Tool to delete an existing association between concepts in NASA's Common Metadata Repository. Use when you need to remove relationships between collections, services, tools, or other CMR resources. Requires appropriate permissions to delete associations.
Downloads a document file from a NASA NTRS (NASA Technical Reports Server) citation. Use this when you need to retrieve PDF or other document files associated with a specific citation ID. Supports partial content downloads via byte range specification.
Tool to retrieve information on all data compounds available in NASA's AGAGE (Advanced Global Atmospheric Gases Experiment) API. Use when you need to discover available chemical compounds, their identifiers, and descriptions.
Search for AGAGE (Advanced Global Atmospheric Gases Experiment) data files by file name. Returns detailed metadata about matching files including compound information, station details, temporal coverage, geographic coordinates, and file properties. Use this when you need to find specific AGAGE data files or retrieve metadata about atmospheric gas measurements.
Download AGAGE (Advanced Global Atmospheric Gases Experiment) data files by ID. Accepts up to 35 comma-separated data IDs in a single request. Returns the requested data file(s) as a downloadable binary file. Use this when you need to retrieve specific AGAGE atmospheric measurement datasets.
Tool to retrieve information about AGAGE (Advanced Global Atmospheric Gases Experiment) data files. Returns paginated results (40 files per page) with detailed metadata including compound names, stations, dates, instruments, and file locations. Use when you need to search or browse AGAGE atmospheric data files. Supports filtering by recommendation status, compounds, stations, date ranges, and other criteria.
Retrieve AGAGE atmospheric composition data in JSON format optimized for graphing. Returns time series data including O3_Number_Density and other trace gas measurements with start/stop dates. Use this when you need to visualize or analyze atmospheric composition trends from NASA's Advanced Global Atmospheric Gases Experiment (AGAGE) network.