6000+ Users - The MoonAPI provides lunar and astronomical data, including moon phases, sun data, eclipses and zodiac signs, with additional endpoints for generating lunar calendars.

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Astrologer

Astrology made easy! Astrological calculation, birth charts, composite charts in SVG. Plus all astrological data.

Carbon Emission Footprint Estimation for Organizations.

The Daily Horoscope API is your go-to source for daily horoscope readings for all 12 zodiac signs, along with fascinating fun trivia. Delving into six essential categories, namely Personal Life, Professional Life, Health, Emotions, Travel, and Luck, this API offers a comprehensive astrological experience.

A CORS-enabled collection of manatee jokes

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Daily atmosphere carbon dioxide concentration

This API provides on a quasi-daily basis, the amount of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphere from 2010.01.01 to the present. It is expressed as a mole fraction in dry air, parts per million (ppm).

Calculate the carbon footprint in various situations, such as travel and hydro usage.

Get every earthquake and any other event that registers on the richter scale ever catalogued by the USGS, with very detailed location data.

Real-time satellite tracking and predictions

Quickly retrieve original Arabic text, translation, transliteration and Word Search from the Koran /Quran

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Planets Info by NewbAPI

Basic Information about planet

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Atmosphere methane concentration

This API provides on a monthly basis, the amount of methane in the atmosphere from 1983 to the present. Expressed as a mole fraction in dry air, parts per million (ppm).

A data retrieval interface for the skies... (visit astronomyapi.com and obtain your free API key)

This API provides the average monthly arctic sea ice extent each September since 1979, derived from satellite observations.

Sun and Moon information, all received with a single quick call.

Return info about planets, moons, galaxies and stars

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Scienctific facts API

Get random and interesting scientific facts with our API! Each request can return 1 to 5 unique facts, making it perfect for trivia or to impress friends with your knowledge.

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Climate Change Live Test

An API showing climate change news around the world

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Atmosphere nitrous oxide levels

This API provides on a monthly basis, the amount of nitrous oxide in the atmosphere from 2001 to the present. Expressed as a mole fraction in dry air, parts per million (ppm).

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Technical Synonym Generator

if you send list of keywords, this api will return technical synonyms for each keyword. This can be used for make serach keyword formula for searching prior arts in engineering or sience, patent fields.

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Electrical Units

This API can be used to convert UK standard electrical units of measurement. Currently this is limited to the conversion of Power (in Watts) to and from Current (in Ampheres).

API shows latest space news

Provides data for all Nobel award winners throughout history

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Science APIs

About Science APIs

Science is a wide-reaching topic. From astronomy to zoology and everything in between, there are endless scientific things to explore and learn about the world around us. Science APIs help us quench our thirst for knowledge by bridging the gap between the queries we ask the applications on our devices and the companies and databases that have the answers.

What is a Science API?

A science application programming interface works like any other API by processing requests, retrieving information from the database source, and returning the requested information in an easily understood format.

Science is a significantly huge umbrella term. However, whether a developer wishes to build an app to showcase the varying rates of melting polar ice caps or one that allows for high school students to look up different facts about elements on the periodic table, there is an API for it.

How does a Science API work?

Once a developer decides on the type of application they wish to build and has found a source of reliable information that allows for API access, they program the interface to use parameters to search the database and return the requested information. These actions are usually accomplished in JSON or XML format for simplicity’s sake.

Who can benefit from Science APIs?

Any developer wishing to build an application relating to the sciences of any kind can benefit from science APIs. Likewise, web admins that host sites offering scientific information, be it astrology, biology, elemental, environmental, or any other number of topics, can benefit.

On the user end, anyone interested in scientific fields, whether for work, school, or just as a hobbyist, can avail the apps that utilize these types of APIs.

Why are Science APIs necessary?

Many people are old enough to remember the days of having to dust off their family’s encyclopedias or trudging to the nearest library to find out whatever scientific facts and figures they needed. Often, this information was outdated.

Today, we have up-to-date information in the palm of our hands, and many times, a science API is powering the application or site from which we access it.

What can you expect from a Science API?

APIs should protect both ends of the transfer of information, from the database it accesses to the user requesting it. Furthermore, a developer should ensure that the API is accessing an accurate and trustworthy source.

Are there examples of free Science APIs?

Science API SDKs

All Science APIs are supported and made available in multiple developer programming languages and SDKs including:

Node.js
PHP
Python
Ruby
Objective-C
Java (Android)
C# (.NET)
cURL

Just select your preference from any API endpoints page.