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  • Search TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Pinterest, Twitch, Threads, and podcasts for creators by keyword or curated niche, then filter by follower range to get handles, profile URLs, and follower counts.
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  • Retrieve merged, deduplicated proxies from all sources, filtered by country or protocol, ranked cache-first. Use for cached proxy lists without live network testing.
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  • Find a working free proxy when a direct request is geo-blocked or fails. Tests candidates against your target URL and returns a live proxy plus backups, filterable by country or protocol.
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  • Lists countries covered by the merged proxy pool with proxy counts per country. Use it to discover valid country codes before requesting a proxy via find_proxy.
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  • Validates a single proxy by sending a real request to a target URL, confirming whether that proxy works and whether a specific site is reachable through it.
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  • Get detailed info for any EO Dashboard dataset including satellite, sensor, description, and reference links, plus a thumbnail image link for chat display.
    MIT

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  • Plot spacecraft orbits and current positions on maps of the Moon, Mars, and more, or display historical landing sites like Apollo. Provides clear visual tracking for planetary exploration.
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  • Check the operational status, orbit, and launch date of weather and Earth observation satellites worldwide by searching satellite names, acronyms, or agencies.
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  • Search ALMA radio telescope observation metadata by object name or coordinates, filter by band and data product type, and retrieve public calibrated data links.
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  • Visualize the current positions of planets, asteroids, probes, and comets in one solar system chart. Specify a target object or date to see exactly where it is now.
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  • Creates solar eclipse progression images for any place and date, or finds the next visible eclipse. Can return a single image at maximum eclipse.
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  • Generate a moon phase calendar for any month and location, showing daily lunar illumination and crescent orientation. Use it to find full moons, new moons, or view a lunation sequence.
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  • Get solar flare, CME, geomagnetic storm, and solar particle event data. Falls back to NOAA SWPC when NASA DONKI is rate-limited or down, and reports the source.
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  • Search ESA Copernicus satellite imagery via STAC by collection, bbox, date range, and cloud cover. Returns image summaries, metadata, and preview URLs without authentication.
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  • Search Brazil INPE satellite imagery via STAC, including CBERS, Amazonia-1 and GOES, by area and date without authentication.
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  • Search CADC observation metadata for telescopes like Hubble and Gemini by object name or coordinates. Query public astronomical data without authentication.
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  • Search space audio by keyword and get playable URLs for short sound effects or long podcasts, such as planet sounds, launches, or astronaut interviews.
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  • Find the best nighttime windows for astronomical observation at any location by analyzing cloud cover and visibility, with AI advice on chances and cautions.
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