Aircraft
ADSB.lol
Community ADS-B receivers. Dense over Europe and North America, sparse over oceans and remote regions.
- Refresh
- Every 10 seconds around the current camera position
- Licence
- Open community feed, ODbL
Nothing on the globe is simulated. Every marker comes from one of the public feeds below, refreshed at the interval listed. Where a feed only covers part of the world, that limit is stated instead of filled in with guesses. Two of these feeds have pages of their own: the satellite tracker for live orbits and pass times, and the launch log for missions, launch dates and status.
Aircraft
Community ADS-B receivers. Dense over Europe and North America, sparse over oceans and remote regions.
Earthquakes
Worldwide, magnitude 2.5 and above, past seven days.
Satellites
Publicly catalogued objects: space stations, weather, navigation, Starlink, OneWeb and Iridium groups. Positions are propagated locally with SGP4.
Events in the news
Wildfires, severe storms, volcanoes, floods, dust and icebergs currently open worldwide. Each event links to the agency report behind it.
Road incidents
British Columbia, Canada only.
Road incidents and cameras
Finland only.
Public cameras
California state highways only. Still images, no audio, no private cameras.
Cloud cover and precipitation
Global infrared cloud composite from GOES, Meteosat and Himawari, plus a radar and nowcast mosaic wherever national radar networks publish data.
Terrain elevation
Whole planet, shaded relief derived from USGS, NASA SRTM and partner elevation models.
Globe imagery
Whole planet: day surface, night lights, cloud and relief maps.
Aircraft
Second community ADS-B network, used automatically when the first is rate-limited, widening aircraft coverage.
Aircraft
Third community ADS-B network, used automatically when the others are rate-limited.
Aircraft
Highly reliable community ADS-B network with global coverage.
Aircraft
Additional community ADS-B network for redundancy.
Public cameras
State highway cameras across New Zealand, refreshed stills with highway and direction.
Satellite tracker page
Catalogue records for tracked objects: launch date, launch site, operator, orbit shape and operational status.
Launch log page
Past and upcoming orbital launches worldwide, with mission description, target orbit, vehicle, pad and outcome.
Optional high-detail imagery
Whole planet, loaded only when satellite tiles are switched on.
Every global live AIS feed found requires a paid key or forbids redistribution, so the ships layer stays switched off rather than showing invented positions.
Only British Columbia and Finland publish keyless incident feeds. Traffic outside those two regions is genuinely absent, not hidden.