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Suverse Space Accessible Asteroids (NASA/JPL NHATS Proxy)
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Suverse Space Accessible Asteroids (NASA/JPL NHATS Proxy) is a paid API for AI agents from proxy.suverse.io, paid per call via x402, $0.08/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-14).
Returns human-accessible near-Earth asteroids with designation, size, min delta-v, mission duration, and observation windows via a keyless NASA/JPL NHATS API proxy.
Price / call$0.08
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StatusUnknown
How this service works
Human-accessible near-Earth asteroids: designation, size, min delta-v, mission duration, observation windows. Keyless NASA/JPL NHATS API. For mission-planning agents.
Output
A structured list of near-Earth asteroids from NASA/JPL's NHATS dataset, each including the asteroid's designation, estimated size, minimum delta-v required for a human mission, total mission duration, and available observation windows for mission planning purposes.
Example use cases
Shortlisting crewed mission asteroid targets
“Give me all the near-Earth asteroids that are reachable by humans with a delta-v under 6 km/s and a round-trip mission duration under 365 days — I need the designations, sizes, and upcoming observation windows for a mission feasibility study.”
Comparing asteroid accessibility for sample return
“I'm planning a sample-return mission concept and need to compare near-Earth asteroids by how hard they are to reach — can you get me the NHATS list with their delta-v and mission duration data so I can rank them by accessibility?”
Identifying observation windows for asteroid outreach
“What are the upcoming observation windows for the most accessible near-Earth asteroids right now? I want the list of human-accessible targets with their designations and when we can observe them this year.”
Technical details
Endpoint
POSThttps://proxy.suverse.io/v1/data/suverse-space-accessible-asteroidsWhen to prefer
Choose this endpoint when you need programmatic, keyless access to NASA/JPL NHATS near-Earth asteroid data for mission planning or research without managing NASA API credentials. It is ideal for AI agents performing space mission feasibility studies, asteroid accessibility analysis, or scheduling observation campaigns, and avoids the overhead of registering for a NASA API key directly.
Side effects
- Upstream NASA/JPL NHATS API unavailable or rate-limited, returning a proxy error
- Empty result set if no asteroids match extremely restrictive filter parameters
- Malformed POST body or incorrect bodyType causing a 400 bad request
- Payment not processed correctly via x402 protocol, resulting in 402 Payment Required
- Stale data if NASA NHATS database has not been recently updated
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| inputrequired | object | |
| output | object |
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