Space is Awesome, get all the space data with this package
pip install SPACEisCool
Getting the next cool thing happening in space
from space import next_cool_thing
space_thing = next_cool_thing()
text = space_thing["description"]
output
{'date': 'On January 1, 2019 (2 months from now):',
'description': 'New Horizons (the probe that took our best ever photos of '
'Pluto) is still going strong. It will pass Kuiper Belt Object '
'2014 MU69 at the start of 2019.',
'event': 'new horizons will arrive at KBO 2014 MU69',
'info': {'2014 MU69': 'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014_MU69',
'NASA': 'https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/newhorizons/main/',
'best ever photos of Pluto': 'https://www.nasa.gov/sites/default/files/thumbnails/image/edu_what_is_pluto_1.png'},
'picture': 'http://spaceiscool.com/cool/new-horizons.png',
'picture_credits': 'By National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), '
'Applied Physics Laboratory - PEPSSI Instrument Tastes '
"Pluto's Atmosphere from the Applied Physics Laboratory "
'New Horizons website., Public Domain, '
'https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=41340864'}
Getting info about astronauts in orbit
from space import next_cool_thing, astronauts_in_space
astronauts = astronauts_in_space()
output
{'message': 'success',
'number': 3,
'people': [{'craft': 'ISS', 'name': 'Sergey Prokopyev'},
{'craft': 'ISS', 'name': 'Alexander Gerst'},
{'craft': 'ISS', 'name': 'Serena Aunon-Chancellor'}]}
Wondering where the ISS is?
from space import iss
iss_data = iss()
import reverse_geocode
coordinates = (iss_data["iss_position"]["latitude"], iss_data[
"iss_position"]["longitude"])
location = reverse_geocode.search([coordinates])
output
{'iss_position': {'latitude': '-51.4413', 'longitude': '-66.4392'},
'message': 'success',
'timestamp': 1541367222}
[{'country_code': 'AR', 'country': 'Argentina', 'city': 'San Julián'}]