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NASA’s Eyes Experience Earth and our solar system, the universe and the spacecraft exploring them, with immersive apps for Mac, PC and mobile devices. Eyes on the Earth Eyes on the Solar System. Mapbox Satellite Streets is designed to enhance our vibrant Satellite imagery with a light layer of Mapbox Streets data. Our designers have created clear and legible road hierarchies with a comprehensive set of road, place, and feature labels that balance legibility and usability for your map project.
Or suggest an interesting place by clicking here.
There is a big chance that your city can be viewed, just insert a name of a city or a place and try aerial view!
Press 'Fly!' and explore the world...
At 'Aerial-View.ORG' you get aerial images, bird's eye view, satellite images, maps view, and much more.
Just try the sensation! Explore the earth from the air as if you were flying!
Bird's Eye Satellite View
Try to search the city where your house is or the city that is close to your house.
Then turn the Bird's Eye off by clicking in the 'X' symbol.
Pan to find your house and zoom in as close as you can get.
Then go to the menu (where you see the word 'Aerial') and if that
location has a 'Bird's Eye' available, click in it to see your house.
As an alternative if you know the latitude and longitude of your house
you can insert those coordinates in the search box to go directly to your house location.
For example imagine that your house was the Disney World, you could insert
'28.419642,-81.581138' in the search box and you would see the aerial view o the Disney World.
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Monitor our planet's vital signs, such as sea level height, atmospheric carbon dioxide concentration and Antarctic ozone. Trace the movement of water around the globe using the gravity map from NASA's GRACE satellites. Spot volcanic eruptions and forest fires using the carbon monoxide vital sign. Check out the hottest and coldest locations on Earth with the global surface temperature map.
“Eyes on the Earth” displays the location of all of NASA's operating Earth-observing missions in real time and lets you compare them in size to a scientist or a school bus. Get a sneak peek at upcoming missions and learn how NASA is planning to study our Earth in the future.
With the “Latest Events” feature, you can explore geo-located satellite images of recent Earth events, including algal blooms, super storms and wildfires.
Credits
Producers:
Kevin Hussey, Randal Jackson and Michael Greene
Technical Director:
Kevin Hussey
Software Engineers:
Kristine Nguyen, Davit Stepanyan, Kit Petrie, Stephen Hurley, Charles Mattei, Anton Kulikov, Viet (Jon) Nguyen, Erik Boettcher, Clay Hooker and Clement Shimizu (The Elumenati)
3D Art Director:
Brian Kumanchik
3D Artists:
Brian Kumanchik, Matthew Garcia and Christian Lopez
Science Data Processing:
Charles Thompson, Jeff Hall and Shigeru Suzuki
Information Architects:
Justin Moore, Andrea Boeck and Bergen Moore (Moore Boeck) and Randal Jackson
Artistic Designers:
Justin Moore and Andrea Boeck (Moore Boeck)
Researchers and Technical Writers:
Randal Jackson, Amber Jenkins, Laura Faye Tenenbaum, Holly Shaftel, Jason Craig and Doug Ellison
Copyright 2016, by the California Institute of Technology. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. United States Government Sponsorship acknowledged. Any commercial use must be negotiated with the Office of Technology Transfer at the California Institute of Technology.
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Omnity spherical display capabilities provided by The Elumenati.
Constellation segments provided by Stellarium.
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