OrbitalSpace The whole planet.
Live.

Weather, wealth and earthquakes on one living globe, from Open-Meteo, the World Bank, the USGS and NASA.

Stratum · Climate

Feel the weather everywhere at once.

Stratum shows live temperature for 260 cities from Open-Meteo, updated every 15 minutes, with a 7 day forecast and the last 30 days for each city. Blue is cold, red is hot, and every glowing dot is a current value for that city. Pro adds feels like, humidity, wind, rain, cloud, UV, hourly and measured air quality, and how today compares with normal.

19°C
Median of 260 cities

Meridian · Economics

See how every nation lives and earns.

Meridian maps GDP per capita for 193 countries from World Bank Open Data, 192 of which report it, with up to 20 years of history for each. From orbit, city lights tell the same story: brighter means denser and richer. Pro adds 16 more indicators, from inflation and life expectancy to inequality, electricity access and government debt, plus world market prices.

$14,406
World average GDP per person

Signal · Seismic and hazards

Every major tremor, within a minute of the USGS.

Signal follows every earthquake of magnitude 4.5 and above, checked each minute with the USGS, sized by strength. Earthquakes are free to explore; Pro adds depth views, NASA EONET's open wildfires, storms, volcanoes and ice, daily satellite fire detections, GDACS flood, cyclone and drought alerts, asteroid passes and NOAA space weather.

666
Earthquakes M4.5+, last 30 days
5
Tsunami flags raised by the USGS, last 30 days

What is OrbitalSpace?

OrbitalSpace puts live public data about the Earth on one interactive 3D globe. Free, with no account: live temperature in 260 cities, GDP per capita for 193 countries (192 reporting) and every earthquake of magnitude 4.5 and above. Pro, a paid plan, adds air quality and six more weather measures, 16 more economic and social indicators, NASA's open wildfires, storms and volcanoes, and GDACS flood, cyclone and drought alerts. The data comes from Open-Meteo, the World Bank, the IMF, the USGS, NASA, NOAA, GDACS, OpenAQ and FRED, and each map says when its data last updated. OrbitalSpace (Orbital Space) lives at orbitalspace.in.

It is built for students, teachers, journalists and anyone curious about what is happening on the planet right now.

What is free?
Without an account you can explore live temperature in Stratum, GDP per capita in Meridian and every earthquake of magnitude 4.5 and above in Signal, with their city, country and earthquake pages. Pro, a paid plan, opens every other measure, the natural events layer, saved places and CSV downloads. Pro costs $4.99 for 30 days or $39 for 365 days in US dollars, less in many countries, and ₹199 or ₹1,499 in India, paid in advance on the pricing page, and never renews on its own.
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