NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) is the U.S. government agency responsible for space exploration, scientific discovery, and aeronautics research.
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Provides tools for discovering, fetching, and analyzing NASA heliophysics data from CDAWeb, PDS, and SPICE, enabling AI agents to perform space physics research workflows.
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Allows searching for images from NASA's image library as a configurable source for wallpaper candidates.
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Automates OpenVSP (NASA's parametric aircraft geometry tool) and VSPAero for scripted geometry editing, mesh generation, and aerodynamic coefficient computation without manual GUI interaction.
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Provides access to the NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS) for searching astronomical papers, tracking citations and metrics, managing paper libraries, and exporting BibTeX references.
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Enables querying NASA APIs for astronomical data including Astronomy Picture of the Day (APOD), Near Earth Objects, Space Weather (DONKI), Earth imagery from Landsat 8, EPIC camera images, and Exoplanet Archive database information.
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Provides access to narrated declassified NASA documents, including search and retrieval of case records from the Storyflo Declassified library.
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Provides real planetary positions and lunar phases computed from NASA JPL DE421 ephemeris, enabling astrological analysis and cosmic risk scoring.
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Fetches the latest news and updates from NASA's RSS feed, covering space exploration and scientific discoveries.
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Provides access to NASA FIRMS wildfire data as part of the hazards data category, enabling AI agents to query and analyze wildfire information from NASA's satellite monitoring systems.