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Space Buddy integrations

Product direction: the capabilities and example conversations below describe planned Space Buddy work, not a released application.

Space Buddy is designed as a router, guide and research companion. It should connect to high quality existing scientific resources instead of rebuilding every visualization, map or database from scratch.

CosmosIntelligence / Research + product

Core visual resources

NASA Eyes

Interactive 3D views of the Solar System, Earth, asteroids, exoplanets and spacecraft. NASA documents website embedding and deep links for many Eyes experiences.

NASA Eyes
How Space Buddy can integrate NASA Eyes

Solar System Treks

Planetary surface exploration, imagery, terrain and geospatial services for selected worlds.

Solar System Treks
Planetary Maps and 3D

NASA 3D Resources

Downloadable NASA mission and science models that can support native AR, WebXR and VR experiences.

NASA 3D Resources

CosmosIntelligence / Research + product

NASA and affiliated XR experiences

  • Spacecraft AR
  • ClipperAR
  • First Woman
  • Reach Across the Stars
  • Walking Among the Stars
  • NASA Home and City

These experiences should initially be treated as launchable or linkable resources unless a documented integration interface is available.

CosmosIntelligence / Research + product

Research grade data

JPL Horizons

Positions, ephemerides and observational geometry for Solar System objects and spacecraft.

JPL Horizons

NASA Exoplanet Archive

Confirmed planet data, candidate data and programmatic TAP access.

NASA Exoplanet Archive
Scientific Data Connectors

CosmosIntelligence / Research + product

Citizen science

NASA Exoplanet Watch

A public citizen science program where participants can analyze or collect real exoplanet transit data. Participants without a telescope can use remote or archived data.

NASA Exoplanet Watch
Citizen Science with Space Buddy

CosmosIntelligence / Research + product

Integration principle

Use documented interfaces. Preserve attribution. Keep external resources behind adapters. Provide a clean fallback when an experience cannot be embedded. Never imply NASA endorsement unless a formal relationship exists.

Sources and Evidence