SpaceTrackTool
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A Python API for making queries to space-track.org. To install:
pip install spacetracktool
To use, first get a username and password for space-track.org, then create a query of the desired class. For example, to create a TLE query:
import spacetracktool as st
query = st.SpaceTrackClient('username', 'password')
result = query.tle_query(norad_cat_id=12345) # look for a specific satellite IDTo create a slightly more complicated query, using ranges for some arguments:
import spacetracktool as st
from spacetracktool import operations as ops
query = st.SpaceTrackClient('username', 'password')
date_range = ops.make_range_string('2018-01-01', '2018-01-31')
result = query.tle_query(epoch=date_range) # generates and submits queryThe official documents for the space-track.org API can be found here.
Documentation: https://engineero.github.io/spacetracktool/
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