NASA Near-Earth Objects Scraper - Asteroid Data
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NASA Near-Earth Objects Scraper - Asteroid Data
Export NASA near-Earth asteroid data for a date range or exact object IDs. Get hazard flags, size estimates, approach dates, velocity, miss distance, orbit body, and JPL links.
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NASA Near-Earth Objects Scraper
Collect NASA near-Earth asteroid observations for a date range or exact object IDs. Export size estimates, hazard and sentry flags, close-approach timing, velocity, miss distance, orbiting body, and JPL links.
What you get
- Official NASA NeoWs feed and object lookup data
- One deduplicated row per near-Earth object
- Close-approach measurements in practical units
- Optional potentially hazardous object filtering
Output fields
neo_reference_id, name, absolute_magnitude_h, estimated_diameter_min_km, estimated_diameter_max_km, potentially_hazardous, sentry_object, observed_date, close_approach_date, relative_velocity_kph, miss_distance_km, orbiting_body, nasa_jpl_url, and source_url.
Example output
Input parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
startDate | Feed start date, or blank for today. |
endDate | Feed end date, or blank for the start date. |
asteroidIds | Optional exact NASA object IDs. |
hazardousOnly | Save only potentially hazardous objects. |
apiKey | Optional NASA API key; blank uses DEMO_KEY. |
maxResults | Maximum unique objects to save. |
Use cases
Space-data dashboards, education, astronomy research, news monitoring, hazard-watch workflows, and STEM projects.
Limitations
NASA limits feed windows to seven days. DEMO_KEY has low shared request limits; provide a free NASA key for repeated or scheduled runs. Hazard classification is NASA's and is not a prediction of impact.
Compared to alternatives
This Actor starts at $2 per 1,000 objects, below a recent competing Store listing around $3 per 1,000, while exposing normalized close-approach fields. Try the NASA Near-Earth Objects Scraper, browse Thirdwatch Actors, or open the NASA Actor guide.
FAQ
Do I need a NASA key? No for light use; the default is NASA's DEMO_KEY.
What is one billable result? One unique near-Earth object saved to the dataset.
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Last verified: 2026-07
