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Let's go betting on the pressure of Mars on every Sol. The data is updated by using a ChainLink node with original data from NASA weather insight API.
Check out all the known meteorite landings in the meteorite dataset from NASA's Open Data!
A web app that tracks near-Earth asteroids.
Throw messages around the globe to make penpals in other countries! Get the truth by finding news in other places and asking locals if it is true!
Get all your astronomy information with this bot
SpacePlore is a mobile app for space enthusiasts as well as for people eager to learn more about this exciting field.
The Celestial Display that brings Hardware and Astronomy together
Your guide to asteroid mining!
GALAXY CLUSTER is representative of what the universe looked like when it was 60 percent of its present age. The Hubble Space Telescope captured the image by focusing on the cluster as it completed 10
Horizons is an app meant to gain interest in the space community for life beyond earth.
100% private & decentralized Google Maps app. Search for local/severe weather, restaurants, directions, create custom pins, view NASA satellite data and more!
A space-themed new tab extension that pulls from NASA's image database for outer space fans.
Self-Manageable, dematerialized, demonetized, democratized Flood Early Warning System.
General weather and hazard information with interactive updates every fifteen minutes
Website that makes NASA's data more accessible to children by allowing them to view Earth and Mars images by voice
An Alexa Skill For Texting Space Facts to your or others' phones
NASA and twitter come together to answer the age old question of which came first, the chicken or the egg?
Finds nearby shooting stars and shows you how to get there.
No, we didn't light it, but we tried to fight it.
You can call space
Navigate through the solar system by reaching out and grabbing the artificially augmented planets to learn facts
