Commands

Check out all the different commands Interstellar has for you to use!

apod

Allows you to view the Astronomy Picture of the Day, as well as request the picture of the day from a previous date.

Arguments

Date (Optional)

The date of the Astronomy Picture of the Day you want to request. If left blank, the current day's picture will be requested. e.g. 23-11-2016.

Examples

/apod
/apod 23-11-2016

astronauts

Gives you a list of people that are currently floating around in space.

Arguments

Craft (Optional)

Search for all the astronauts on a specific spacecraft. e.g. ISS.

Examples

/astronauts
/astronauts ISS

deltav

Tells you how much DeltaV is required to reach a planet.

Arguments

This command has no arguments.

Examples

/deltav

epic

Allows you to view images from DSCOVR's EPIC camera.

Arguments

Date (Optional)

The date of the APOD to get. e.g. 12-06-2015.

Examples

/epic
/epic 12-06-2015

events

Shows the next events happening in space.

Arguments

Amount (Optional)

The amount of the events to get. Max of 10. e.g. 2.

Examples

/events
/events 2

facts

Gives a random ract about space.

Arguments

This command has no arguments.

Examples

/facts

interstellar

Provides some helpful information about Interstellar.

Arguments

This command has no arguments.

Examples

/interstellar

iss

Gives information about the International Space Station as well as it's modules.

Arguments

This command has no arguments.

Examples

/iss

launches

Gives information about the next launches that will happen.

Arguments

Amount (Optional)

The amount of the launches to get. Max of 10. e.g. 5.

Examples

/launches
/launches 5

nasaimage

Allows you to view images from NASA's database of images.

Arguments

Search Term

The term to search for. e.g. Apollo 11.

Index (Optional)

The index of the image to select, allowing for persistent results. e.g. 5.

Examples

/nasaimage search:Apollo 11
/nasaimage search:Apollo 11 index:5

neo

Gives information about the current near earth objects that have been discovered.

Arguments

This command has no arguments.

Examples

/neo

nextlaunch

Gives information about the next launch that will happen.

Arguments

Offset (Optional)

The offset of the launch to get. e.g. 2.

Examples

/nextlaunch
/nextlaunch 2

planet

Provides information about any planet it can find. This includes exoplanets and dwarf planets.

Arguments

Planet

The planet to search for. e.g. Saturn.

Examples

/planet Saturn
/planet Uranus

rover

Allows you to view images from the mars rovers.

Arguments

This command has no arguments.

Examples

/rover

trivia

Answer a trivia question relating to space. Must be enabled in your server to use.

Arguments

This command has no arguments.

Examples

/trivia