Maximizing the scientific accessibility and impact of astronomical data
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Maximizing the scientific accessibility and impact of astronomical data
Maximizing the scientific accessibility & productivity of astronomical data.
The Mikulski Archive for Space Telescopes is an astronomical data archive focused on the optical, ultraviolet, and near-infrared. MAST hosts data from over a dozen missions like Hubble, Kepler, TESS, and soon JWST.
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Missions
High Level Science Products
Search Tools
Search multiple collections of astronomical data-sets from one place—images, spectra, catalogs, timeseries, publication records and more
The Virtual Observatory (VO) seamlessly incorporates astronomical data from active missions, archives, and other institutional resources worldwide
Search by exoplanet to find data, parameters, visualizations, and MAST holdings from Kepler, K2, Hubble, TESS and JWST. Easily find the data taken during the transit, interact with folded light curves, and view or download published spectroscopy
Run SQL queries on MAST catalogs and tables. Long and complex queries are supported, and users can store the output in a user database
Search for extragalactic observations and catalog data from MAST high-level science products (HLSP). Download results for further analysis or quickly view detailed information by individual galaxy—aggregated data, image cutouts, observed SEDs, and observations
Catalogs
APIs
Publishing Resources
Create a digital object identifier (DOI) to provide easy access to specific data sets
A biweekly email update of STScI flagship and MAST mission publications
Guidance and resources to help you properly acknowledge MAST data and missions in your work