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See breathtaking astronomy pictures from NASA every time you open a new tab. # NASA Image of the Day ## Short Description (for Chrome Web Store listing): See breathtaking astronomy pictures from NASA every time you open a new tab. ## Detailed Description: NASA Image of the Day transforms your new tab experience by displaying the official NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day (APOD). Each image comes with a detailed explanation written by professional astronomers, giving you insights into the wonders of our universe. This extension brings the beauty of space directly to your browser, making each new tab an opportunity to learn about astronomy and marvel at spectacular cosmic phenomena. From nebulae and distant galaxies to solar events and planetary images, you'll experience the full range of NASA's curated astronomical imagery. The extension works offline by caching images you've already viewed, so you can enjoy the cosmos even without an internet connection. ## Key Features: • Beautiful high-resolution astronomy images from NASA's APOD API • Detailed scientific explanations written by professional astronomers • Date picker to browse historical images (archive goes back to 1995) • Works offline (caches images for later viewing) • Image sharing functionality • Keyboard shortcuts for easy navigation (R to refresh, S to share) • Clean, distraction-free interface that puts the focus on the astronomy image • No impact on browser performance ## Permissions Explanation: This extension uses minimal permissions: • No special permissions required beyond standard extension functionality • The extension connects only to NASA's public APOD API (https://api.nasa.gov/) ## Privacy Policy: This extension: • Only makes API requests to NASA's public APOD API • Does not collect any personal data • Stores images in your browser's local storage for offline viewing • Does not track your browsing activity • Does not use analytics or tracking cookies All images and descriptions are provided by NASA's APOD API and are used in accordance with NASA's media usage guidelines. Made with ❤️ by startupmachine.co