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Provides real-time International Space Station position and the list of people currently in space via the Open Notify API.

Provides AI assistants with live information about who is currently in space and the location of the ISS, using the free Open Notify API.

An MCP server that lets AI agents search, save, preview, download, and cart satellite scenes from ISRO's Bhoonidhi portal in natural language, with search and saved queries requiring no login and downloads/cart operations using an out-of-band session.

A local, open-source MCP server that wraps astronomy data services (SIMBAD, JPL Horizons, VizieR, etc.) behind a conversational interface, enabling AI assistants to answer astronomy questions with real, typed, and provenance-tracked data.

Enables managing services on OpenWrt, ImmortalWrt, and systemd-based routers via SSH, with read-only service listing, status, and log queries, plus write operations (start/stop/restart) requiring confirmationional confirmation and an optional shell execution capability.

Provides LLM access to the Event Monitoring System (EMS) API for comprehensive flight data analytics and monitoring. It enables users to query flight records, retrieve time-series analytics, and explore aircraft assets or database hierarchies.

Turns any MCP client into an OpenFOAM setup and debugging co-pilot, enabling case scaffolding, dictionary edits, mesh sizing, inlet turbulence calculations, and solver-log convergence checks through natural language.

Enables authenticated access to a pilot's flight-planning account, letting an assistant search installed airfield charts offline, pull full airfield records with pilot notes and live feedback, and list, read, or download flightplans from local disk or cloud storage.

Enables external agents to define and execute read-only derived properties over an ontology by analyzing field requests, validating link cardinality, and generating Semantic Join SQL within a three-hop neighborhood.

Full-spectrum GEOINT server with 171 tools covering satellite imagery, aircraft tracking, maritime surveillance, military intelligence, conflict monitoring, environmental analysis, critical infrastructure, sanctions compliance, and cyber-geo intelligence from open-source data.

Maintained fork of Three-Little-Birds/openvsp-mcp, adding OpenVSP geometry inspection, typed parameter editing, SVG/STL previews, validated VSPAERO analysis, and durable parallel batches with progress, cancellation, resume, and CSV/JSON export. Independently maintained by rhyne1012; not an official OpenVSP or NASA project.

Provides access to live SpaceX data including latest launches, upcoming launches, and company information through the SpaceX API.

MCP server for inspecting PX4 ULog flight logs, enabling AI assistants to understand, debug, and reason about drone systems.

Enables AI agents to interact with an ArduPilot vehicle in real-time via MAVLink, including reading state, inspecting and changing parameters, switching flight modes, diagnosing arming failures, and gated arming/disarming.

Provides live ADS-B aircraft positions and enables searching by registration, ICAO hex, or callsign, viewing nearby traffic sorted by distance, finding the closest aircraft, filtering by type or military status, and looking up airport information.

An MCP server that equips LLM clients with authoritative astrodynamics tools including TLE/SGP4 propagation, Lambert solving, ground-station access, time-scale and coordinate-frame conversions, and more.

Wraps the Launch Library 2 API to provide access to launch data, enabling queries about upcoming and past launches.

Provides access to global rocket launch data, including upcoming and historical launches, launch details, space agencies, astronauts, events, and expeditions, enabling natural language queries about space activities.

Provides access to JPL Horizons data for querying ephemerides and orbital information of solar system objects.

Enables natural language analysis of ArduPilot flight logs (.bin files) via AI chat apps like Claude Desktop, Cursor, and VS Code, providing explanations and answering questions about flight issues.