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Is there a good public reasonably live feed of this data? Right here: http://himawari8.nict.go.jp http://himawari8.nict.go.jp

• detaro 11y ago
  How awesome would it be if we had that kind if quality available from all "sides"... (Ok, yes, one could mostly build displays of blue spheres. But fancy ones ;))
• danielvf 11y ago
  Fantastic! Thank you! I've cropped several as desktop wall paper.
  • pantalaimon 11y ago
    Why not make a cron job that does that automatically every couple minutes ;)
    • danielvf 11y ago
      That's the plan! It just need to be intelligent enough to find interesting lighting.
      • sp332 11y ago
        There's another satellite, DCSOVR, that takes photos of the daylight side of the earth several times a day. It's not as up-to-date as this footage, but it's always fully lit. http://epic.gsfc.nasa.gov/ http://epic.gsfc.nasa.gov/
        • sp332 11y ago
          Wow, DSCOVR. typo
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• optiglitch 11y ago
  Any reason why we don't have several of these at all points?; or do we and I just do not know about it? - p.s. love the site, thank you
  • wahnfrieden 11y ago
    Click "Credits/About" on the OP.
  • logingone 11y ago
    Europe’s weather authorities are extremely stingy with their nearest equivalent data – their attitude is that the observations are for science or for money, not for silly websites. Feel free to provide an email address for us to complain.