Neon Archive is an independent Canadian space-science website that turns public astronomy data and mission records into practical observing guidance and a browsable source-first archive.
Approved descriptions
Neon Archive helps curious people decide when to look up and what to look for. Its location-safe Tonight forecast, guided observing routes, planet and ISS predictions, astronomical event calendar, NASA imagery, mission records, and research notes bring field guidance and a spaceflight archive together in one independent project.
Key destinations
Location-safe weather, darkness, Moon, planets, meteors, ISS passes, and a seven-night outlook.
OPEN TONIGHT ↗A timed 30-, 60-, or 90-minute beginner route with offline resilience.
OPEN OBSERVE ↗Curated NASA imagery, spacecraft, astronauts, catalogs, launches, history, and sourced research.
EXPLORE ARCHIVE ↗Event guides
Promoted eclipses, meteor peaks, Moon nights, and planetary opportunities each have a reusable, source-first page with copy, a campaign rhythm, and location-safe downloads.
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Project facts
- Neon Archive is an independent project and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by NASA or another space agency.
- The primary public address is neonarchive.ca.
- Location coordinates are rounded before forecast requests, and shared observing text omits cities and coordinates.
- Core field tools can be installed for limited offline use.
- Scientific records link to primary sources and clearly label estimates and uncertainty.
Media assets
Wide Neon Archive mission-control artwork for articles and social posts.
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Scalable Neon Archive app marks for compact placements.
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Contact and attribution
Link to the relevant Neon Archive page when referencing the project. For questions, interviews, corrections, or additional assets, use the project contact page. NASA imagery retains the credit and source requirements listed with each image.