Astrometrik
ISS position
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Geomagnetic Kp
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Solar wind
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Next launch in
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Where the numbers come from

Every figure on this site is measured by someone else and published openly. Here is who, and what we are allowed to do with it.

Live data

SourceUsed forTerms
NOAA Space Weather Prediction CenterKp index, solar wind speed and densityUS government work, public domain
NASA JPL / NeoWsNear-Earth asteroid approachesUS government work, public domain
Launch Library 2 — The Space DevsRocket launches and the launch boardFree to use, attribution appreciated
CelesTrakISS orbit, passes and live mapFree to use, attribution appreciated
MET NorwayCloud forecast for observing nightsCC BY 4.0, attribution required
Spaceflight News APIHeadlines quoted in the weekly bulletinFree to use, attribution appreciated

Headlines from other publishers appear only as a title, the publisher name and a link to their own page. We do not reproduce their text or their images.

Imagery

SourceUsed forTerms
NASA Blue MarbleEarth, in the globes and on the ISS mapUS government work, public domain
NASA Lunar Reconnaissance OrbiterThe MoonUS government work, public domain
USGS Viking (MDIM21)MarsUS government work, public domain
NASA / JPL / SSI — CassiniJupiterUS government work, public domain
NASA / STScIHubble Deep FieldUS government work, public domain

Star catalogues

SourceUsed forTerms
Yale Bright Star CatalogStar positions and brightnessPublic domain
d3-celestial — Olaf FrohnConstellation lines and namesBSD 3-clause

Code

SourceUsed forTerms
Astronomy Engine — Don CrossSun, Moon, planet, eclipse and season calculationsMIT licence
satellite.jsOrbit propagation for the ISSMIT licence
AstroThe site itselfMIT licence

Everything written on this site, including the weekly bulletin, is our own text, built from the measurements above.