Spaceflight and astronomy monitoring
Mit Space.com-Endpunkten verwandelst du spaceflight and astronomy monitoring in wiederholbare API-Requests mit dokumentierten Inputs und JSON-Antworten.
Space is Future's space-science publication. Follow spaceflight, science, skywatching, equipment, and launch coverage through structured public feeds and article records for spaceflight and astronomy monitoring.
Extract astronomy, launches, skywatching, telescopes, and spaceflight explainers from Space with structured article, section, headline, news, and author data.
Endpunkt-Familien
5
Dokumentierte Parameter
9
Beispiele
5
Live-Katalog-Snapshot
Aktive Endpunkte
5
Methoden
GET
Pflichtparameter
7
Schema-Referenzen
5
{
"platform": "Space.com",
"endpoint": "space-news",
"method": "GET",
"path": "/space/news",
"auth": "apiKey"
}Use Cases
Extract astronomy, launches, skywatching, telescopes, and spaceflight explainers from Space with structured article, section, headline, news, and author data.
Mit Space.com-Endpunkten verwandelst du spaceflight and astronomy monitoring in wiederholbare API-Requests mit dokumentierten Inputs und JSON-Antworten.
Mit Space.com-Endpunkten verwandelst du space.com section and headline tracking in wiederholbare API-Requests mit dokumentierten Inputs und JSON-Antworten.
Mit Space.com-Endpunkten verwandelst du article and byline research for space-industry, education, and science-communication teams in wiederholbare API-Requests mit dokumentierten Inputs und JSON-Antworten.
Managed Execution
Jede Zahl unten stammt direkt aus dem Live-Space.com-Endpunktkatalog — 5 Endpunkte, 9 dokumentierte Request-Parameter und 5 veröffentlichte Response-Schemas — demselben Katalog, gegen den auch Docs und Playground laufen.
5 documented Space.com endpoints, grouped into 5 request families — Article, Author and Headlines, plus 2 more.
9 request parameters are documented across those Space.com endpoints, 7 of them required — the full input contract is public before you write any integration code.
5 of the 5 Space.com endpoints ship a recorded example response, and 5 carry a documented response schema — you can code against the real JSON before the first request.
Space.com endpoints document their error responses (400, 404, 429 and 503) alongside the success schema, so a block, a rate limit, or a missing record comes back as a typed error rather than silently empty data.
5 hosted MCP tools back the Space.com endpoints, so an agent can call the same routes with the same parameters and the same JSON contract, with no custom glue.
Abdeckungskarte
/space/article
/space/author
/space/headlines
/space/news
/space/sections
Endpunktkatalog
/space/articleReturns a Space.com article by canonical `url` in any of the site's URL shapes, including older `.html` reference pages: title, description, section, authors, publication and update times, image and body `paragraphs`. `/news/live/` pages return only their introductory paragraphs, and membership-gated content returns only its public preview.
MCP-Tool space_article
/space/authorReturns a Space.com author's profile, looked up by `slug` (for example `elizabeth-howell`) or canonical `url`; exactly one is required. The response has the name, `job_title`, biography, image and the first batch of recent articles on the author page. That page has no URL-based pagination, so no further articles are available.
MCP-Tool space_author
/space/headlinesReturns the latest Space.com stories for one category. `section` is required and takes a slug from `space-sections`, which joins nested category paths with hyphens, such as `astronomy`, `astronomy-solar-system-mars` or `stargazing-meteor-showers`. Each item has its title, URL, summary, author, publication time and image. Other values return a 400.
MCP-Tool space_headlines
/space/newsReturns the latest Space.com top stories (space, astronomy and skywatching news) from the site's latest-news hub. Takes no parameters. Each item has its title, URL, summary, author, publication time and image.
MCP-Tool space_news
/space/sectionsLists the Space.com categories that `space-headlines` accepts, from `astronomy`, `entertainment`, `science`, `space-exploration`, `stargazing` and `technology` down to their subcategories. Each entry has a `slug`, a display `name` and the category `url`. Slugs join the nested path with hyphens, so `astronomy-solar-system-mars` maps to `/astronomy/solar-system/mars`.
MCP-Tool space_sections
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Space.com, a Future publication, combines astronomy and spaceflight reporting with skywatching advice, telescope guidance, and explanations of scientific discoveries. A launch update, an observing calendar, and an equipment recommendation have different time horizons. Keep these editorial purposes separate: a skywatching item may remain useful for a specific night, while a spacecraft mission page can be revised as new information appears. On 2026-10-25 the documented slugs nested deep, from astronomy-solar-system-mars to space-exploration-missions-artemis. That Artemis feed returned 10 items from 2026-09-15 to 2026-10-23 by five writers, ranging from NASA's Artemis III moon-lander test-flight plan to Artemis II astronaut interviews and an Artemis Accords explainer. A second pull on 2026-10-27 re-checked the 61-slug section list and the cross-section feed.
The list nests astronomy, space-exploration, stargazing, science, technology and entertainment into child slugs such as space-exploration-missions-artemis or stargazing-eclipses-solar-eclipses. A narrow slug keeps a mission feed free of telescope guides.
The Artemis feed mixed a 2026-10-23 NASA press-conference story with astronaut features and the Artemis Accords explainer (2026-09-28). Label each record's format; an explainer in a fresh feed is not new reporting.
A story on the Artemis III moon-lander test flight said a firm liftoff date had not been announced. Save the publication date and revisit the article rather than carrying the schedule forward.
Pass a canonical public URL to /space/article and use /space/author for the named contributor when available. Keep cited agencies and mission names from the body; the Artemis II launch is described there as last April.
On 2026-10-27 the sections route listed 61 slugs, among them astronomy, astronomy-black-holes, astronomy-dark-universe, astronomy-exoplanets, astronomy-galaxies, astronomy-hubble-space-telescope, astronomy-james-webb-space-telescope, astronomy-solar-system. Send slugs verbatim and keep the slug with each record, since a story can appear under more than one of them.
The cross-section news route returned 10 stories from 2026-10-26 11:42 UTC to 2026-10-26 21:00 UTC, with bylines on 10 of 10, summaries on 10 of 10 and images on 10 of 10. It suits a quick freshness check; take full rows from a section feed.
Agent Skills
Installiere einen Crawlora Agent Skill, und dein Agent ruft Space.com-Daten als JSON über die dokumentierte API ab, ohne einen Scraper zu schreiben. Diese Skills decken Space.com ab:
Researches public news from international, regional, business, technology, sports, science, and entertainment publishers through the Crawlora API —…
npx skills add github.com/Crawlora-org/crawlora-skills --skill news-media-researchFAQ
Use its mission slug, such as space-exploration-missions-artemis, which returned 10 items on 2026-10-25. Parent slugs like space-exploration are broader, so test both against your question.
No. The Artemis Accords explainer was published 2026-09-28 and still sat in a current feed. Tag explainers separately from mission news.
They cover books, games, movies and toys, so keep them out of science datasets unless the article itself reports a finding.