SpaceInformer.com was built and is maintained by M.S. – a long-time space enthusiast and developer from Denmark. At first, SpaceInformer.com was created for myself so I had an easy way to track the ISS, see when the planets align and use more fun tools that would inspire my everyday. But as I started building the site, it became much more.
I quickly realized I needed to create the website for other space enthusiasts also – and not just for me. SpaceInformer.com is now visited by people from all over the world to use the tools, get up to date news and see what the KP Index is at this moment. On my website I use open source live data from the sources listed below so it’s always fresh and current data you get. With that you always know you can trust the data.
What sources do SpaceInformer.com use?
- NASA
- ESA
- NOAA
Who is M.S.?
I’m a 35 year old male from Denmark. I love Space. But what I love more is when people start talking about space, I always have crazy facts to blow their mind. Usually they don’t even get it – because Space is so big that we can’t even comprehend the massiveness. Like it’s impossible to imagine 1.3 million Earth’s could fit into The Sun. But it sounds wild.
If you have an idea for a new tool, I’d be glad to hear from you. Contact me at space@spaceinformer.com and I’ll get back to you within 48 hours.