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Using NASA API to Track Events in Space

Are you curious about space, or a student looking for an idea for your next thesis or dissertation project? Do you want to know how much your business is affected by Space Weather? Are you a writer or journalist looking to get the next scoop on interesting space news or a NASA image? There is plenty of inspiration that you can get from each NASA API and a range of commercial APIs available from…
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APIPython

How To Use Google Trends API With Python?

Google Trends is a public platform to examine the popularity of top Google Search queries across multiple locations and languages, as well as interest in web searches over time for a certain topic, search phrase, or even organization. If you want to create your own custom…
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How a college student was able to track Elon Musk's private jet movements by simply using a few APIs

In this article, we give you an overview of how a college kid was able to set up a Twitter bot that tracks the locations of VIPs private jets. In particular, one account automatically Tweets the location of Elon Musk’s private jet as it lands and takes off. This article will cover what APIs you or a programmer would need to build an automated flight tracking bot, just like the one Sweeny…
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A Complete Guide to Google Search Result Scraping

Interested in learning about Google Search Result Scraping? Here is a beginner’s guide for you to learn the basics. Scraping may be a new concept for your business or personal projects but it’s been in use for a while by digital marketers, data analysts, and IT…
APILocation

20 Ways To Use Geolocation API

A Geolocation API allows a user to provide their location to web applications. Geolocation APIs are necessary for Location Based Services and Location Based Apps. If it is a web service or a phone app that either tells you your location or gives you the location of things in proximity to you, tracks activity happening in other locations, lets you discover place names, longitude, latitude…
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Navigating the Transition: IPv4 vs IPv6 - Future-Proofing Your Network

An IP (Internet Protocol) address is a decimal-separated number, such as 192.163.1.1, that is assigned to every device connected to a network/Internet. It’s a unique address or numerical label for each device, which acts as an identifier. In other words, an IP address is used to identify a device on the internet. It also enables devices to communicate with each other over a network, playing…
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