The whole planet,
watched in real time.
Earthquakes, volcanoes, wildfires, storms and tsunamis on the ground. Solar storms, asteroid flybys and rocket launches above it. One live picture, built automatically from USGS, NASA, NOAA, GDACS, JPL and national agencies.
- Earthquakes, 24 h
- 198
- 54 at M2.5 or above
- Volcanoes reporting
- 2
- Elevated or erupting
- Geomagnetic Kp
- 3.3
- Quiet
- Next launch
- in 2 d
- Falcon 9 Block 5
Earth lane
Eight hazards, one live feed
Every tile is a living page. Counts cover the last 24 hours; bars show the past 30 days (earthquakes M2.5 and above).
Earthquakes
Every quake worldwide from USGS, plus Spain (IGN) and Italy (INGV) at local detail, merged into one feed.
54
last 24 h · 846 in 30 days
Volcanoes
All 1,200+ Holocene volcanoes from the Smithsonian GVP, with eruption reports from GDACS and NASA EONET.
0
last 24 h · 2 in 30 days
Wildfires
Significant wildfires tracked by NASA EONET and GDACS, with satellite hotspots once enabled.
0
last 24 h · 555 in 30 days
Storms
Tropical cyclones, hurricanes and typhoons with GDACS impact alerts and NASA EONET tracks.
1
last 24 h · 17 in 30 days
Floods
Major flood events and their humanitarian alert level from GDACS.
0
last 24 h · 56 in 30 days
Tsunamis
Official bulletins from the NOAA tsunami warning centres, alongside quake tsunami flags.
0
last 24 h · 0 in 30 days
Droughts
Long-running drought episodes assessed by GDACS.
0
last 24 h · 0 in 30 days
Landslides
Landslides logged by NASA EONET.
0
last 24 h · 0 in 30 days
Strongest this week
Biggest earthquakes
Largest in 7 days
M6.9 earthquake - Near east coast of Kamchatka Peninsula, Russia [Land: Russia]
16 Oct 2026, 03:35 UTC · 135 km deep
- 6.8
M6.8 earthquake - central Mid-Atlantic Ridge
10 km deep Tsunami flag
Major - 6.7
M6.7 earthquake - central Mid-Atlantic Ridge
10 km deep
Major - 6.2
M6.2 earthquake - 79 km SSE of Panguna, Papua New Guinea
54 km deep
Major - 6.1
M6.1 earthquake - 17 km W of Río Grande, Panama
11 km deep
Major - 6.0
M6.0 earthquake - 7 km N of La Tronosa, Panama
10 km deep
Major
Ongoing
Fires, storms and floods
Volcanoes
Currently reporting
Tsunami bulletins
Sky & Space lane
What is happening above us
Space weather from NOAA and NASA, close asteroid flybys from JPL, and every orbital launch worldwide.
Geomagnetic activity
Quiet
G0 · R0 · S0
Aurora mostly confined to the polar regions.
Kp over the last 72 hours
Next launch
All launchesUpcoming asteroid flybys
All flybysDistance in lunar distances (1 LD is about 384,400 km, the Earth to Moon gap).
- (2026 TC94)6.6 LD · in 1 d
17 m (about the size of a house) · 10.5 km/s
- (2026 TS)2.4 LD · in 1 d
62 m (about the size of a football pitch) · 10.3 km/s
- (2026 TN67)16.6 LD · in 2 d
31 m (about the size of a house) · 6.9 km/s
- (2026 TD2)7.3 LD · in 3 d
49 m (about the size of a football pitch) · 12.3 km/s
- (2026 TP)12.1 LD · in 3 d
57 m (about the size of a football pitch) · 9.9 km/s
- (2020 FN3)12.3 LD · in 3 d
50 m (about the size of a football pitch) · 5.8 km/s
Self-running archive
Built by machines, checked against the source
Open Earth collects data every few minutes, merges duplicate reports, and keeps every event as a permanent page. Older records keep filling in automatically, back to 1900 for asteroid flybys and 2010 for solar storms.
- Earth events stored
- 2,293
- Asteroid flybys
- 4,292
- since 1900
- Solar events
- 0
- Launches logged
- 659
- since 2024
Data sources, live status
How we source data- GDACS Disaster Alerts6 min ago
- IGN Spain4 min ago
- INGV Italy3 min ago
- NASA EONET29 min ago
- NASA FIRMS Hotspotsawaiting key
- NOAA Tsunami Centres1 min ago
- USGS Earthquakes12s ago
- JPL Asteroid Close Approaches7 min ago
- JPL Sentry Impact Risk2 h ago
- Launch Library 21 min ago
- NASA DONKI Solar Eventsdelayed
- NOAA Space Weather5 min ago