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Science & Space

16 bookmarks

Awesome Spacegithub.com

Community-curated GitHub list of space APIs, trackers, datasets and visualization tools.

NASA Astronomy Picture of the Dayapod.nasa.gov

A new astronomy image with an expert caption every single day since 1995, and the full archive is browsable.

arXivarxiv.org

The open preprint server where most physics, math and astronomy research appears first.

Quanta Magazinewww.quantamagazine.org

Genuinely excellent long-form journalism on math, physics and biology, funded by the Simons Foundation.

iNaturalistwww.inaturalist.org

Photograph any plant or animal and get it identified by a community plus AI, feeding real biodiversity research.

Stellarium Webstellarium-web.org

Free browser planetarium showing the sky exactly as it looks from your location right now.

NASA Eyeseyes.nasa.gov

Interactive 3D visualizations letting you fly through the solar system and follow active missions.

eBirdebird.org

Cornell's global bird observation database with range maps, hotspots and live sighting feeds.

Ptableptable.com

The best interactive periodic table, with properties, isotopes, orbitals and compound data layered on.

Heavens-Abovewww.heavens-above.com

Precise pass predictions for the ISS, Starlink trains and visible satellites from wherever you are.

Where the ISS at?wheretheiss.at

Real-time International Space Station tracking with pass notifications and orbital data.

CelesTrakcelestrak.org

The oldest and most trusted public source of orbital element sets and satellite catalog data.

NASA Worldviewworldview.earthdata.nasa.gov

Browse near-real-time satellite imagery of the whole Earth, useful for fires, storms and ice.

Encyclopedia of Lifeeol.org

An open, aggregated page for every known species on Earth, pulling from museums and research institutions.

SpaceWeatherLivewww.spaceweatherlive.com

Live solar activity, aurora forecasts and geomagnetic storm alerts in plain language.

Light Pollution Mapwww.lightpollutionmap.info

Overlays sky brightness on a world map so you can find genuinely dark skies near you.