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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.

MCP server for controlling satellite ground station operations in the Trench simulation, including pass management, downlink control, and antenna pointing.

An MCP-powered AI platform for satellite mission control, enabling space weather analysis, orbital collision detection, satellite health monitoring, and secure command validation through natural language.

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

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

Live space data for AI agents: upcoming rocket launches (SpaceX, NASA, Rocket Lab…), ISS pass predictions for any city or coordinates (live SGP4), and launch news in 7 languages. Read-only, no auth, no API key. Backed by gocosmik.com — the free real-time 3D satellite tracker.

Enables AI agents to run Link Budget, Radar Range, and EO/IR calculations and to read the user's saved projects by exchanging request and result files through a local folder that the macOS/iPadOS engineering calculator app watches. All computation happens in the app, and results are returned verbatim, including undetermined outcomes that report missing inputs.

Enables MCP clients to search, read, and cite the EASA Easy Access Rules with exact rule references, metadata, and linked AMC/GM. It covers aircrew, air operations, SERA, sailplanes, balloons, continuing airworthiness, basic regulation, drones, and aerodromes, returning ranked results and full rule text.

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.

Enables AI agents to autonomously write, run, and debug NASA GMAT mission scripts, with tools for script execution, curated knowledge of common pitfalls, and semantic documentation search.

Enables requirement-level question answering over your own ECSS and NASA space standards documents, returning exact citations to the document, issue and requirement ID or an explicit "not covered". It offers tools for listing loaded documents, fetching requirements by ID, keyword-searching requirements and table rows, reading tables, tracing references, comparing a topic across standards, and retrieving section outlines.

Connects AI coding agents to Microsoft Flight Simulator via SimConnect, enabling full read/write access to SimVars, L-vars, events, calculator code execution, and embedded documentation for add-on development.

Provides smart URL navigation to ANSYS Fluent documentation, enabling AI assistants to quickly find relevant help pages and manual sections.

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.

Official bounded, read-only access to live community-powered aircraft positions and aggregate ADSBiq network statistics.

Search 419,000+ LLM-extracted space regulatory filings from the FCC, ITU, UNOOSA, and FAA. Semantic search, entity dossiers, spectrum-band holdings, launch licenses, filing trends, and alerts.

Exposes the astrodynamics capabilities of the Brahe library enabling language models to perform space situational awareness and astrodynamics calculations.

Read-only MCP server that enables astronomy session planning against the Telescopius REST API, covering target search and info, twilight and rise/set times, nightly weather forecasts, event calendars, news, observing lists and equipment. It can also open the Telescope Simulator in a headed browser to capture framing screenshots for a given rig or mosaic layout.

Enables wing simulation and aerodynamic analysis for pterosaur-inspired flight models. Provides lift, drag, and thrust calculations through the pterasim module with analytical fallbacks when the native module is unavailable.

This MCP server lets AI clients inspect N.I.N.A. equipment and telemetry, write and persist observation plans, and load, run, and tear down imaging sequences. It also supports hardware actions like parking, homing, and warming the camera for complete astrophotography sessions.