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"NASA" matching MCP tools:

  • Retrieve confirmed exoplanet data from NASA Exoplanet Archive. Filter by name, host star, discovery year, or method to get orbital period, radius, mass, temperature, and distance.
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  • Get asteroid/comet parameters from NASA JPL Small-Body Database by name, designation, or number. Includes NEO/PHA flags, diameter, albedo, orbit class, eccentricity, period, Earth MOID.
    MIT
  • Load a planetary science mission catalog from NASA PDS by providing a lowercase mission stem. Returns available data products for the specified mission.
    MIT
  • Retrieve active and historical global natural events from NASA EONET, filtered by status, days, category, or bbox, with geo-located observation points.
    MIT
  • Retrieve near-Earth asteroid and comet close approaches within a date range and maximum distance, sorted by proximity. Returns designation, date, distance, velocity, and magnitude.
    MIT

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    An MCP server that enables LLMs to query data from various NASA APIs, allowing access to astronomical data, space weather information, Earth imagery, and exoplanet information directly from compatible AI clients.
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  • Discover available tables in the NASA Exoplanet Archive with descriptions and row counts. Use this to identify the right dataset before querying specialized exoplanet data with run_query.
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  • Resolve DOI, PMID, PMCID, ISBN, arXiv, ISSN, NASA ADS, or WHO IRIS identifiers into structured CSL JSON metadata for raw bibliographic data.
    MIT
  • Manage saved collections of astrophysics papers by creating, editing, listing, retrieving, or deleting libraries with the NASA Astrophysics Data System.
    MIT
  • Read recent posts from an X profile by handle, profile URL, or tweet URL to monitor competitors and specific individuals.
    MIT
  • Run raw ADQL queries against NASA's Exoplanet Archive for complex astronomy searches—aggregation, joins, and spatial cone searches beyond basic planet filters.
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  • Resolve any star or planet name, alias, or catalog ID to the canonical NASA Exoplanet Archive name, and get all aliases plus confirmed planets for the system.
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  • Get the current lunar phase and its software development interpretation to decide optimal times for deployments, code reviews, and maintenance based on moon cycle.
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  • List available data fields in NASA Exoplanet Archive tables, including types, descriptions, and units, to choose columns for searches or ADQL queries. Filter by category to narrow options.
    MIT
  • Retrieve near-Earth asteroid and comet flybys from NASA. Filter by date range and maximum distance to find upcoming close approaches.
    MIT
  • Search the NASA ADS astrophysics database using field-qualified queries, boolean operators, and functional operators to find papers, citations, references, trending research, and review articles.
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  • Retrieve real-time wildfire hotspot data from NASA FIRMS satellite imagery to monitor active fire locations, track spread patterns, and support emergency response planning with quality-scored, auditable information.
  • Search NASA's public image, video, and audio library by keyword to access space exploration media with quality-scored results and verifiable citations.
  • Retrieve near-Earth asteroid data from NASA's NeoWs API for specified date ranges. Provides quality-scored information with source citations and audit hashes for verification.
  • Retrieve NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day (APOD) with date options. Provides quality-scored data, source citation, and audit hash for verification.