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Use NASA Full with your AI agents in Claude or Cursor to access Mars photos, exoplanet data, and solar flare alerts instantly for your research.

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Access real-time Mars photos, exoplanet data, and solar flare alerts.

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What AI agents can do with NASA Full 32+ Tools for Space Intelligence

Get real-time data on Mars, exoplanets, space weather, and NASA media via 32 specialized tools.

Get random apod

Pulls a random high-quality space image from a 30-year archive. Use this to discover amazing space imagery you might have missed.

Get apod

Fetches the specific Astronomy Picture of the Day including its description and image URL. This is one of the most popular NASA data feeds.

Get apod range

Retrieves a batch of space images for a specific date range of up to 30 days. Use this to explore a week or month of astronomical imagery.

Get neo feed

Lists near-Earth asteroids with their diameter, velocity, and hazard status. It provides a feed of objects approaching within a date range.

Get neo lookup

Provides deep details on a specific asteroid using its unique NASA SPK-ID. Use this to get specific measurements for a known object.

Get neo browse

Lets you scroll through the entire catalog of known near-Earth objects. This is useful for exploring the complete known catalog.

Get close approaches

Finds upcoming asteroid flybys based on distance and size for planetary defense. This is critical for monitoring close Earth approaches.

Get fireballs

Pulls data on atmospheric bolide events detected by government sensors. It includes location, velocity, and energy equivalents.

Get epic images

Grabs the latest full-disk images of Earth from the DSCOVR satellite. You can choose between natural or enhanced color versions.

Get epic by date

Finds Earth imagery for a specific date including coordinates and sun position. Use this to construct full image URLs for specific dates.

Get epic dates

Lists all available dates for EPIC Earth images. This helps you find specific dates of interest before requesting the images.

Get natural events

Pulls a list of active wildfires, volcanoes, and storms with coordinates. It includes source links for each event.

Get event categories

Lists all the different types of natural events tracked by EONET. This is useful for understanding the scope of the data.

Query confirmed planets

Searches the exoplanet database by discovery method, facility, or orbital stats. This returns radius, mass, and temperature.

Get transit planets

Filters for exoplanets discovered using the transit method by Kepler or TESS. This is the most productive discovery method.

Get habitable zone

Finds planets where liquid water might exist on the surface. Use this to find the most promising candidates for life.

Get planet stats

Shows global statistics on exoplanet discoveries and yearly trends. This highlights how much exoplanet science has exploded since 2009.

Get mars photos

Pulls photos from specific rover cameras like the hazard cameras or mast cams. This is great for viewing specific rover perspectives.

Get mars photos by date

Finds Mars rover images based on a specific Earth date instead of a sol number. This is easier for users to use than sol numbers.

Get mars manifest

Retrieves the list of available data and photos for a specific Mars rover mission. This is essential for understanding what data is available.

Get mars latest

Gets the most recent photos available from Curiosity, Opportunity, and Spirit. This keeps you updated on the latest rover activity.

Search media

Searches a library of over 140,000 images and videos from various NASA missions. You can filter by media type and year range.

Get media asset

Gets the direct download URL for a specific NASA media asset using its ID. Use this to grab high-resolution files for your projects.

Get media metadata

Pulls the full technical metadata for a specific image or video in the NASA library. This is useful for detailed research.

Search patents

Finds NASA technology spinoffs and patents available for licensing. This helps you find commercial products based on NASA tech.

Get cme

Retrieves Coronal Mass Ejection events from the DONKI database. These are massive bursts of solar wind and magnetic fields.

Get solar flares

Gets solar flare data including class, active region, and detection instruments. This is vital for monitoring satellite disruption.

Get geomagnetic storms

Pulls geomagnetic storm data including Kp index and linked CME data. These storms affect power grids, GPS, and satellites.

Get interplanetary shocks

Finds shock wave events in the solar wind that often precede storms. These are caused by CME-driven disturbances.

Get solar energetic particles

Retrieves data on particles that can damage satellites or affect astronauts. These are dangerous to space missions.

Get radiation belt

Monitors radiation belt enhancements in medium Earth orbit. These can pose risks to satellites during geomagnetic storms.

Get donki notifications

Provides a unified feed of all recent space weather events and solar activity. Use this for a quick overview of recent activity.

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NASA Full MCP for Real-Time Space Weather Monitoring

This is for space researchers, amateur astronomers, and data journalists who need fast access to NASA's massive data archives without the headache of manual searching.

Space Tech Researcher

They use this to investigate NASA patents and commercial spinoffs for market analysis and tech trends.

Data Journalist

They pull facts on solar flares or natural disasters for real-time reporting without manual site hopping.

Astronomy Hobbyist

They track celestial events and find high-resolution images for personal projects or educational content.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use NASA Full to track asteroids? +

Yes, it pulls from NeoWs to show near-Earth objects and close approaches. This allows your agent to monitor potential hazards in real-time.

Does this include images from the James Webb telescope? +

Yes, the media search covers many major missions including Webb. You can search the library for specific mission assets or year ranges.

Can I get Earth imagery for a specific date? +

Yes, the EPIC tools let you find full-disk images for specific dates. This is great for historical research or monitoring specific events.

Is this for professional astronomers? +

It is a great tool for anyone needing official NASA data, from hobbyists to professional researchers. It handles the data retrieval so you can focus on the analysis.

How do I get the latest Mars photos? +

Your agent can pull the most recent images from Curiosity, Opportunity, and Spirit instantly. It even lets you filter by specific rover cameras.

Can I find NASA patents for my business? +

Yes, it allows you to search for technology spinoffs available for licensing. You can find everything from memory foam to water purification systems.

Why Full instead of individual servers? +

The Full server has all 32+ tools from 10 NASA data sources. Query APOD AND asteroids AND Mars AND solar flares AND exoplanets in a single session. One API key covers everything.

How many exoplanets does the API track? +

The Exoplanet Archive API tracks over 5,700 confirmed exoplanets, including their detailed physical characteristics, orbital data, and habitable zone status.

Does this include the Astronomy Picture of the Day (APOD)? +

Yes, the Full server includes complete access to APOD, allowing you to get today's image, search by specific dates, or retrieve a random selection of breathtaking astronomy pictures.

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