A postcard from orbit: n8n, the ISS, a real NASA satellite image and an AI
Try it first: open the orbit postcard and press the button. A few seconds later a card lands in front of you, sent from the International Space Station, from exactly the spot it is flying over at that moment. The card shows the real satellite image of the area below the ISS, the place name, altitud…
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- 2026-11-07 08:10 · DEV Community — AI
A postcard from orbit: n8n, the ISS, a real NASA satellite image and an AI
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