About this Applet
Automatically download NASA’s Image of the Day and save it to your Dropbox. Each time NASA posts a new image, it’s stored in your chosen Dropbox folder for easy access. Perfect for space enthusiasts who love collecting daily astronomy photos.
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21 triggers, queries, and actions
Any new shared file link
Astronaut enters space
Astronaut exits space
Astronomy picture of the day by NASA
Breaking news by NASA
Image of the day by NASA
ISS on-orbit status report
New file in your folder
New photo in your folder
New text file in your folder
File metadata
Find file by name
History of files in your folder
History of photos in your folder
History of text files in your folder
List shared file links
Add file from URL
Append to a text file
Create a text file
Move file or folder
Revoke shared link
Add file from URL
Any new shared file link
Append to a text file
Astronaut enters space
Astronaut exits space
Astronomy picture of the day by NASA
Breaking news by NASA
Create a text file
File metadata
Find file by name
History of files in your folder
History of photos in your folder
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About Dropbox
Dropbox lets people bring their documents, photos and videos everywhere and share them easily. Use Applets to sync your Dropbox uploads with other services, quickly add new files, and keep track of all your important photos, documents, and data — automatically.
About Space
Turn on Applets to bring the beauty and wonder of outer space a little closer to home. This service is powered by NASA, Open Notify, Mars Atmospheric Aggregation System, and How Many People Are In Space Right Now.
