NASA releases a new "Astronomy Picture of the Day" (APOD) every day—spotlighting breathtaking images of galaxies, stars, planets, and more.
Your task is to build an interactive web app that fetches and displays these photos using NASA's API. Users will pick a date range and instantly view stunning photos from across the cosmos, along with titles and descriptions.
You'll get to use your skills to build something that's actually connected to real-world data from one of the most iconic organizations in the world.
- The provided files include a NASA logo, date inputs, a button, a placeholder for your gallery, and basic layout and styling to help you get started.
- It also includes built-in logic (in
dateRange.js) to handle the valid APOD date range—from June 16, 1995 to today. No need to modify it. - All your custom JavaScript should go in
script.js. That's where you'll write the code that fetches data and displays your gallery.