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THE VIEW FROM ABOVE
Free space cameras, weather satellite streams and observation loops. Explore the planet across regions, or open several views together.
What “live” means here. Space cameras send video; weather streams animate processed observations. Image timestamps are the authority for freshness. Provider interruptions and recorded footage can occur.
OBSERVATION DIRECTORY
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NASA
Official station-view playlist linked by NASA. Select the current live broadcast in the player or on YouTube.
Live broadcasts and recordings can coexist. Black screens, orbital night and communication interruptions are possible.
Source & attribution ↗Sen
Earth views from cameras mounted on the International Space Station. Open the provider’s own live player.
Camera availability and downlink conditions vary. The provider controls playback.
Source & attribution ↗EUMETSAT
Clouds, lightning and day/night imagery over Europe.
Images every 10 minutes; approximately 30-minute processing delay.
Source & attribution ↗EUMETSAT
Day/night imagery and lightning across Africa.
Images every 10 minutes; approximately 30-minute processing delay.
Source & attribution ↗EUMETSAT
Atlantic weather systems in a processed colour composite.
Images every 10 minutes; approximately 30-minute processing delay.
Source & attribution ↗EUMETSAT
Natural-colour, infrared, air-mass and dust imagery.
Images every 15 minutes; consult the UTC timestamp in the stream.
Source & attribution ↗EUMETSAT
Weather imagery from the Indian Ocean coverage service.
Images every 15 minutes; consult the UTC timestamp in the stream.
Source & attribution ↗EUMETSAT / Copernicus
Ocean colour and sea-surface-temperature satellite imagery.
Polar-orbit observations assembled into imagery; not instantaneous global video.
Source & attribution ↗NOAA / NESDIS / STAR
Official GeoColor full-disk loop with selectable products and time windows.
The default loop uses 12 images at 10-minute intervals. Check observation timestamps for freshness.
Source & attribution ↗NOAA / NESDIS / STAR
Official GeoColor full-disk loop with selectable products and time windows.
The default loop uses 12 images at 10-minute intervals. Check observation timestamps for freshness.
Source & attribution ↗JMA
Official regional and full-disk satellite-image animations, including Japan, Australia and Pacific islands.
Processed observations; choose a region and check image timestamps.
Source & attribution ↗KMA / NMSC
Geo-KOMPSAT-2A imagery with animation, product selection and automatic refresh.
Viewer refresh is separate from satellite acquisition time; check the image timestamp.
Source & attribution ↗EUMETSAT
Explore satellite products on an interactive map.
Acquisition and processing times differ by product.
Source & attribution ↗RAMMB / CIRA / CSU
Choose satellite, sector, product, number of images and animation speed.
Latest available processed imagery; observation times are shown in the viewer.
Source & attribution ↗NASA
Whole-Earth observation sequences from the EPIC instrument on DSCOVR.
Delayed observation sequences, not a continuous live camera.
Source & attribution ↗NASA / SDO
Extreme-ultraviolet observations highlighting coronal structures.
Latest published movie, not live video. Publication timestamps checked on 9 October 2026 were 21 September 2026; these loops may be stale.
Source & attribution ↗NASA / SDO
Extreme-ultraviolet observations of the Sun’s atmosphere.
Latest published movie, not live video. Publication timestamps checked on 9 October 2026 were 21 September 2026; these loops may be stale.
Source & attribution ↗NASA / SDO
Extreme-ultraviolet observations showing different solar structures.
Latest published movie, not live video. Publication timestamps checked on 9 October 2026 were 21 September 2026; these loops may be stale.
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Open NASA or Sen for station camera views. Darkness may simply mean the station is on Earth’s night side. NASA’s viewing playlist may include past broadcasts.
Use the EUMETSAT streams here, or the NOAA, JMA, KMA and SLIDER viewers for detailed time controls and regional products.
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