SHORTYETI / SIGNAL
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Signal checks real public data around a location and turns it into one readable field note: what is active, what is worth looking up for, and what is simply quiet.
Scanning or refreshing sends the selected latitude and longitude rounded to three decimal places to ShortYeti’s online service. The service requests local data from NWS, USGS and MeteorShowerCal using those coordinates, and from NASA EONET using a surrounding area. After a scan, the live sky view can also request aircraft context from ADSB.lol using those coordinates. This can still identify a precise location. No account is required.
Local weather and alerts: NOAA / National Weather Service. Space weather: NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center. Aurora: NOAA SWPC OVATION. Bright-object orbital data: CelesTrak. Meteor shower data: MeteorShowerCal (CC BY 4.0; ShortYeti applies its own Signal scoring). Recent fireball records: NASA/JPL CNEOS. Regional natural-event metadata: NASA EONET. Air-quality observations: EPA AirNow (preliminary real-time data). Rocket launch schedules: Launch Library 2 / The Space Devs. Earthquake activity: U.S. Geological Survey. Sun and moon timing: Astronomy Engine.
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