Look up or search NAICS 2022 industry classification codes (US Census Bureau, public domain). Pass `code` for an exact NAICS code — 2–6 digits or a combined sector like 31-33 — and get its official title, hierarchy path, full official description, activity index terms, and direct child codes. Or pass `query` for free-text search (e.g. 'software publishers', 'coffee shop') over titles plus the official ~20k-entry activity index → ranked candidate codes, optionally filtered by `level` (2=sector … 6=national industry). Ground truth for industry coding in KYC, business registration, government filings, and ERP vendor/customer setup.

Historical daily weather observations from NOAA GHCN-Daily for one station and date range (up to 366 days per call): max/min/avg temperature (°C), precipitation (mm), snowfall and snow depth (mm), wind (m/s). Coverage reaches back to the 1800s for long-running stations — actual measured values for "what was the weather on this date", not model recall. Pass a GHCN station id (e.g. USW00094728 = NYC Central Park); find the nearest station for any coordinate with /api/climate/station-near first. dataTypes selects elements (default TMAX,TMIN,PRCP). NOAA public-domain data.

Find NOAA GHCN-Daily weather stations near a coordinate. Returns up to 100 stations within a configurable radius (default 500 km), sorted by distance. Each station includes id, name, lat/lon, elevation, country/state, and GSN/HCN/WMO flags. Backed by a ~132k-station registry refreshed monthly from ncei.noaa.gov.

Search the catalog of every cataloged Earth-orbiting object — ~69,000 satellites, rocket bodies, and debris tracked by US Space Force / 18 SDS (via CelesTrak SATCAT). Filter by name (q, e.g. "starlink"), owner/launching country (owner — code like US/PRC/CIS or a name like "china"), object type (type = payload | rocket body | debris | unknown), launch-year range (launchYearFrom/launchYearTo), international/COSPAR designator prefix (intlDesignator, e.g. "2024-"), on-orbit vs decayed (onOrbit), or exact NORAD number (noradId). Each result carries the NORAD id, name, international designator, object type, owner + resolved country, launch date + site, decay date (null = still in orbit), and orbital parameters (period, inclination, apogee, perigee). The envelope total is the full count matching your filter — so onOrbit=true&type=payload answers "how many active satellites are up there", and owner=PRC tells you who launched them. For a satellite's live sub-point position, pass its noradId to /api/space/satellite.