Spaceflight News

API

Free API for spaceflight-related news articles and updates

Overview

The Spaceflight News API provides RESTful access to spaceflight-related articles, blogs, and press releases. Core endpoints include /articles (filter by date, source, keywords), /blogs, and /reports, with JSON-formatted responses. Each entry includes title, summary, publication date, source URL, image links, and author details. It requires no authentication for basic usage, making integration straightforward. Ideal use cases: building space news apps, adding space content to educational platforms, creating enthusiast dashboards, or embedding latest space updates into websites.

Example Integration (JavaScript)

script.js JS


fetch('https://spaceflightnewsapi.net')
  .then(res => res.json())
  .then(data => console.log(data))
  .catch(err => console.error(err));

Key Features

RESTful API
JSON response format
No authentication required
Filterable content (date, source, keywords)
Multiple content types (articles, blogs, reports)

Frequently Asked Questions

? Is the Spaceflight News API free to use?

Yes, the API is completely free for public use with no cost associated for accessing its core endpoints.

? Does it require an API Key?

No, basic access to the API does not require an API key, allowing immediate integration into projects.

? What is the response format?

All responses from the Spaceflight News API are in JSON format, containing structured data like article title, summary, source URL, and publication date.

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Tool Info

Pricing Free

Category News

Platform Public API

Pros

⊕ Completely free to use
⊕ Easy integration (no API key)
⊕ Rich JSON data with detailed fields
⊕ Regularly updated spaceflight content
⊕ Supports filtering for targeted results

Cons

⊖ Rate limits apply to free usage
⊖ No service level agreement (SLA)
⊖ Limited advanced features (e.g., custom alerts)
⊖ Some content sources may have delayed updates