pds4-jparser VS SpaceX-API

But because I personally like the JVM's garbage collector more, than the PVM's GC, I'll also check what's preventing the 16 bit image output for the Java-based transform tool as at least the underlying https://github.com/NASA-PDS/pds4-jparser reads the EDR image into a 16 bit array as I see. Could be limited to 8 bit by the older JAI file writing API used there.

SpaceX REST API

This is what i meant by that explanation. In this project we will make a request to a SpaceX API and the results we want from the huge chunk of data we will be receiving from the API are: id of type string, flight_number of type int, name and details of type string and success of type boolean.

This is a cool api, spacex posts all of their flight info on here, and there's no auth which might make it easier for testing/learning: https://github.com/r-spacex/SpaceX-API

I like this unofficial SpaceX API. I am using it in examples for API-related tutorials and to train less experience technical personnel. Works like a charm so far :)

5. SpaceX API

Here's one that I've made showing all the active boosters using the unofficial SpaceX API

To display the next scheduled launch date, we have to fetch our data from the API. Therefore we will use the following API Documentation spacexdata.com API.