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"NASA" matching MCP tools:

  • Deliver a daily NASA summary: today's astronomy image, recent space-weather notices, active Earth events, and DSCOVR full-disc Earth image. Returns partial data if any NASA service is down.
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  • Retrieve near-Earth asteroid and comet flybys from NASA. Filter by date range and maximum distance to find upcoming close approaches.
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  • Retrieve all available image rendition URLs (original, large, medium, small, thumbnail) for a NASA media asset using its NASA ID.
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  • Query confirmed exoplanets from NASA archive, filtering by name, host star, discovery year, or method. Get orbital period, mass, radius, temperature, and distance.
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  • Look up asteroid/comet parameters by designation, number, or name—get NEO/PHA flags, diameter, albedo, orbit class, eccentricity, period, and Earth MOID.
    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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  • NASA MCP — wraps NASA Open APIs (api.nasa.gov)

  • NASA EONET MCP — Earth Observatory Natural Event Tracker

  • Retrieve the SRT caption/subtitle file URL for a NASA video by supplying its NASA ID. Access the captions directly for accessibility, translation, or playback needs.
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  • Search U.S. government-funded SBIR/STTR awards by keyword, agency, company, or year. Covers all federal agencies like DOD, NASA, NIH, NSF.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the 24 solar terms for any year between 1900 and 2100 with minute-level precision, using NASA-grade JPL DE440s data. Plan events or agricultural activities around exact seasonal transitions.
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  • Load a planetary science mission catalog from NASA PDS by providing a lowercase mission stem. Returns available data products for the specified mission.
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  • Get global natural event data from NASA EONET: wildfires, storms, volcanoes, floods, droughts, and more. Filter by status, days, category, or bounding box to access geo-located observation points.
    MIT
  • Find near-Earth asteroid and comet close approaches within a date range and distance limit. Get sorted results with distance, velocity, and magnitude.
    MIT
  • Retrieve space weather events from NASA's DONKI database by event type and date range, covering solar flares, geomagnetic storms, CMEs, and more.
    MIT
  • Retrieve natural events from NASA EONET: wildfires, storms, volcanoes, earthquakes, floods, landslides. Filter by category and status to monitor open or closed incidents.
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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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  • 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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  • Render an interactive birth-chart wheel for any datetime and location. Click any planet, house, or aspect for astrological interpretation, and switch house systems with NASA JPL precision.
    MIT