NASA POWER API
Overview
Global solar and weather data for energy and agriculture
NASA POWER is a weather API. It needs no API key. It is served over HTTPS and allows browser requests (CORS).
At a glance
- Authentication
- No auth
- HTTPS
- Yes
- CORS
- Yes
- Category
- Weather
Questions
Does the NASA POWER API need an API key?
No. The NASA POWER API can be called without an API key or sign-up, which makes it handy for prototypes and front-end demos.
Can I call the NASA POWER API from the browser?
Yes. The NASA POWER API sends CORS headers, so a web page can call it directly with fetch().
Does the NASA POWER API support HTTPS?
Yes, the NASA POWER API is served over HTTPS.
What are alternatives to the NASA POWER API?
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