"Ko-fi" matching MCP servers:

Provides standardized access to 20+ NASA data sources including astronomy pictures, Mars rover photos, near-Earth objects, satellite imagery, space weather, and planetary data through a unified interface optimized for AI consumption.

This MCP server enables AI agents to control kOS computers in Kerbal Space Program, providing tools for scripting, telemetry, and simulation management via telnet and file system integration.

Enables querying the NASA MAST archive of space telescopes for astronomical data, including cone searches, mission-specific queries, and target name resolution.

Enables live aircraft tracking by geographic area, individual aircraft lookup, flight route resolution, and airport arrivals/departures using OpenSky Network ADS-B data.

MCP server for the INDIGO astronomy automation protocol, enabling AI agents to control telescopes, cameras, focusers, filter wheels, domes, and other observatory equipment through natural language.

Generates a unique number derived from the International Space Station's current orbital location, useful for space-derived identifiers or deterministic random seeds.

Enables retrieval of satellite vegetation statistics (NDVI) and searches of Sentinel-2 scene catalogs, returning results as JSON.

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

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

Provides satellite tracking data using Two-Line Element sets from a free public API. Enables querying satellite orbits and positions through natural language or direct tool calls.

Enables AI agents to pull the Astronomy Picture of the Day, near-Earth asteroid close approaches, Mars rover imagery, and image-library media, plus space-weather events such as solar flares, coronal mass ejections, geomagnetic storms and solar energetic particles. Also surfaces forecaster alerts, watches, warnings and weekly summaries for space-weather situational awareness.

Enables natural language control of HFSS (v2019-2025) for antenna modeling, simulation, and result extraction via win32com without PyAEDT.

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

Enables querying spaceflight news articles and data through the Spaceflight News API v4, with natural language question support via the ask_pipeworx tool.

Enables AI agents to track satellites in real time through the N2YO Satellite Tracking REST API — locating any satellite by NORAD id with live latitude, longitude, altitude and observer look-angles, predicting naked-eye visible passes with times, elevation and brightness, and listing which satellites are currently overhead at a given location. It also supports category filtering such as Starlink or amateur radio constellations.

Provides satellite orbital elements (TLE / GP data) for any tracked object via MCP.

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.

Enables AI agents to access spaceflight news data through the Pipeworx MCP gateway, allowing natural language queries for space-related articles and updates.

Enables AI agents to query NASA/JPL data on asteroids and comets, including small-body orbits and physical parameters, near-Earth close approaches, Sentry impact-risk assessments, and recent atmospheric fireballs. All four tools are keyless and work over a hosted gateway endpoint or a local stdio server.

Enables querying real-time flight status, historical flight tracks, airport arrivals/departures, and current positions via FlightAware AeroAPI v4.