perigee-mcp 1.3.0 → 1.4.0
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package/README.md
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## Tools
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| Tool | What it returns |
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| `perigee_find` | Ids of objects matching a name (English or French): planets, moons, missions, any active Earth satellite (name, NORAD or COSPAR id), sites, stars |
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| `perigee_object` | Facts: agency, country, launch, status, mission goals, identifiers, official website, sources and verification date, image with credit and licence |
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| `perigee_state` | Position and velocity at a date relative to a centre, distance, altitude, speed, light time, sunlight; the ground point below (country or sea on the Earth) |
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| `perigee_orbit` | Perigee and apogee altitudes, period, inclination, eccentricity; regime (LEO, MEO, GEO, HEO) for Earth satellites |
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| `perigee_passes` | When an Earth satellite passes over a place: rise, highest point and set with direction and elevation, naked-eye visibility, local times |
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| `perigee_sky` | The sky from a place at a date: day, twilight or night, the Sun and its next rise and set, the Moon's phase, the planets and bright stars with direction, brightness and naked-eye visibility |
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| `perigee_events` | Moon phases (super and micro full Moons), eclipses (also as seen from a place), equinoxes, solstices, perihelion, planet oppositions, conjunctions and elongations, mission milestones |
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| `perigee_tonight` | What to see tonight from a place: the night's start and end, the Moon, the planets visible to the naked eye, the visible passes of the ISS, Tiangong and Hubble, close pairings and events, with short highlights |
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| `perigee_sky_conjunctions` | Close pairings in the sky from a place: the Moon and planets with each other and with bright stars near the ecliptic, or a satellite passing near them |
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| `perigee_shadow` | Whether an object is in sunlight, penumbra or umbra of the body it orbits, and when it next enters or leaves the shadow |
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| `perigee_ground_track` | The path on the ground below an Earth satellite over one or two orbits: points and a GeoJSON line split at the antimeridian |
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| `perigee_close_approach` | The closest distance between two objects in space over a period, timed precisely, with the relative speed of two satellites (education only, never collision avoidance) |
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| `perigee_stats` | Counts of active satellites by owner, operator, constellation, orbit regime, object type, launch year and altitude band |
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| `perigee_distance` | Distance between two objects at a date (km, au) and light time |
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| `perigee_distance_series` | Distances over a period, with the closest and farthest samples |
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| `perigee_view` | Link to the 3D view, and an `<iframe>` of the live view for a lesson page (the page can drive it and take PNG snapshots with the `perigee:v1` messages); for a star, its 3D map with the Sun (`star_map`, `compare`) |
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| `perigee_describe_view` | A Perigee link or embed in words: one-sentence alternative text and a description for lesson notes (view, object and reliability of its position, date, speed of time, frame, filters) |
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| `perigee_define` | Student-level definitions (EN/FR) of apogee, inclination, NORAD number, ephemeris window… |
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| `perigee_about` | Data sources and fetch times, models and their typical accuracy, attribution |
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Every computed answer has a `provenance` list: the model (SGP4 from CelesTrak GP or supplemental GP elements,
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Hermite interpolation of JPL Horizons vectors, two-body extrapolation, VSOP87 for planets, analytical or mean-element
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