Run a small space program: schedule launches, scrub them for weather, and actually light the candle — a slow, risky operation that sometimes aborts. Probe pings take seconds, ideal for exercising client timeouts.
The Space Agency API launches rockets, scrubs launches and talks to probes with a deliberate signal delay measured in seconds. The slow probe endpoints exist so you can test timeouts against something that genuinely takes time, rather than mocking a delay and hoping your client behaves the same way.
Base URL: https://funapi.dev/api/space/v1 · 9 endpoints · OpenAPI 3.1 spec and Postman collection available. New here? Read the getting started guide.
countdowns and scrubs
GET /space/v1/launches — List launches, filter by statusGET /space/v1/launches/{id} — Get one launchPOST /space/v1/launches — Schedule a launch (requires Bearer auth)POST /space/v1/launches/{id}/scrub — Scrub a scheduled launch (requires Bearer auth)POST /space/v1/launches/{id}/launch — Light the candle — slow & occasionally aborts (admin only) (requires Bearer auth)GET /space/v1/launches/{id}/countdown — T-minus for a scheduled launchastronauts on the roster
GET /space/v1/astronauts — List astronautsGET /space/v1/astronauts/{id} — Get one astronautdeep space, slow answers
GET /space/v1/probes/{id}/ping — Ping a deep-space probe — takes ~3s