See real satellite images of your city from the past week
Find out which satellites flew over your home and view their photos in the free watched.earth service
- 1.Open watched.earth in your browser on a computer or phone.
For the 3D globe to work, your browser must support WebGL (most modern browsers do).
watched.earth ↗ - 2.In the search bar, enter your city name or coordinates so the service can find the right spot.
The service also lets you use the «Near me» button to search by your current geolocation.
watched.earth ↗Prompt[Your city name in English or coordinates in lat,lon format]
What this prompt doesReplace the text in brackets with your city name in English (e.g., London) or coordinates (e.g., 51.50,-0.12). - 3.Wait for the results to load. The browser will simulate the orbits of nearly 400 satellites over the past week and find all passes over your location.
The process takes a few seconds, as calculations happen right in your browser.
watched.earth ↗ - 4.Review the list of passes. Find those marked with a diamond ◆ and the «Watched» status - this means there is a real photo from an open archive for this pass.
Other statuses (◇ Likely watched, □ Could have pointed here) mean the satellite passed by, but there are no public photos.
watched.earth ↗ - 5.Click on the desired pass to view the image. The service will show the satellite's trajectory and the photo itself, which loads line by line.
You can copy the link to this pass to share the image.
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