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Cosmos · Live Data

Cosmos. Deep-space signals.

Near-Earth objects, cosmic rays, transient bursts, gravitational waves, and deep-field light.

Near-Earth Asteroids · 60d
tracked
Closest Approach
Cosmic Ray Flux
pfu
Gamma-Ray Burst
Fermi GBM
Gravitational Wave
LIGO event
Astronomy Photo of Day
NASA
Deep Field · NASA APOD
Astronomy Picture of the Day
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Source · NASA · Astronomy Picture of the DayUpdated · syncing…
Near-Earth Objects · NASA/JPL
LD · closest upcoming
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What this means
Distances are in lunar distances (LD = 384,400 km). PHA = Potentially Hazardous Asteroid (size + orbit threshold). Close approach does not imply impact risk.
Source · NASA/JPL SBDB · Close-Approach APIUpdated · syncing…
Cosmic Rays · NOAA GOES Protons
pfu
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Intensity
vs baseline
24h trend
Event flag
What this means
Direct neutron-monitor (NMDB) feeds aren't browser-reachable, so we use NOAA GOES integral proton flux (≥10 MeV) as a near-Earth energetic-particle proxy. Quiet background ≈ 0.2 pfu; ≥1 pfu = elevated; ≥10 pfu = Solar Particle Event (SPE). Forbush decreases from CMEs briefly suppress galactic cosmic rays.
Source · NOAA SWPC · GOES Integral ProtonsUpdated · syncing…
Transient Cosmic Alerts · Fermi GBM
No recent burst
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What this means
Most recent gamma-ray burst triggers from Fermi GBM. Alerts may be preliminary and can be revised or retracted.
Source · HEASARC · Fermi GBM Burst Catalog (fermigbrst)Updated · syncing…
Gravitational Waves · LIGO/Virgo/KAGRA
No public event
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Candidate
Class
Detected
Status
What this means
Gravitational waves are ripples in spacetime from extreme events such as merging black holes and neutron stars. Latest public superevent pulled live from GraceDB; events may be preliminary and can be revised or retracted.
Source · LIGO-Virgo-KAGRA · GraceDB Superevents APIUpdated · syncing…
Exoplanet Pulse · NASA Exoplanet Archive
confirmed worlds
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Confirmed
Latest
Discovered
Type
What this means
The Exoplanet Archive maintains the canonical catalog of planets beyond our Solar System, from rocky super-Earths to puffy hot Jupiters.
Source · NASA Exoplanet Archive · TAPUpdated · syncing…
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