This webpage is designed to help Astrophotographers, Avid Skywatchers, and even Space Agencies look to the skies on specific days for both Astroids and even the ISS! The webpage uses the zipcode entered finds the latitude and longitude and displays information on when the next closest astroids will be passing. The info displayed for these astroids are their name, size in meters, its distance from Earth at its closest point in kilometers, and if it has the potential to hit Earth.
Below this chart is another chart indicating when the next visible pass of the International Space Station will occure. It uses the latitude and longitude to give an accurate visible times, Cardinal Coordinate, and the angle off the horizon at its culmination point. It will gather information on the next three visible passes.
GitHub repository: https://github.com/jparris3213/UNC_Project_1_Group
Webpage: https://jparris3213.github.io/UNC_Project_1_Group/
To use the website, simply use the search bar by adding a zipcode of your choice and clicking search. This will display both the Asteroids near Earth and the next three passes of the ISS if there are three passes in the near future.
Information to get latitude and longitude is from OpenWeatherMap https://openweathermap.org/
Information to get NASA images are from https://apodapi.herokuapp.com/
Information to get next passes of ISS is from https://satellites.fly.dev/
Information to get the Astroid info is from https://api.nasa.gov/
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