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• Earth — Twenty-four live instruments | sea.com.imsea.com.im/Twenty-four instruments pointed at the same planet: the air over a city, the storms crossing it, the ground moving under it, the rivers and tides at its edges, the sky above it and the power being burned to keep the lights on. Every one reads a public scientific feed directly — the national weather …also in dark

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• ATLAS — the whole earth, drawn | sea.com.imsea.com.im/atlas/A zoomable drawn atlas of the whole earth: every country with real population, GDP and a computed area, rivers, lakes, 1,251 cities — plus live search for any place, the elevation of any point, and a measured terrain transect between any two clicks.also in dark
• Aurora — The Space-Weather Desk | sea.com.imsea.com.im/aurora/The space-weather desk: the planetary K-index on a dial, NOAA's OVATION aurora forecast painted whole — all 65,160 cells — and GOES X-ray flux ruled A to X. The Space Weather Prediction Center's own numbers, read live by the page, no key, no account.also in dark
• Clockwork — The Time Observatory | sea.com.imsea.com.im/clockwork/A time observatory computed in your browser: world clocks for 100 cities, stopwatches, NOAA sunrise and twilight, the moon at its true phase, an orrery.also in dark
• Conditions — The Cross-Desk Board | sea.com.imsea.com.im/conditions/The physical world on one board: the air, the wind, the river, the ground, the sun's weather and the sky over New York — each figure read live off the same public wire its own desk reads, and each one one click from the full instrument. No key, no account.also in dark
• Flights — The Live Sky | sea.com.imsea.com.im/flights/A radar scope over any of fifteen world cities: every aircraft the community ADS-B network can hear within your chosen radius, drawn as heading-oriented wedges with trails, plus a board of callsigns, altitudes, speeds and squawks — sorted nearest first, read every ten seconds.also in dark
• Grid — The Live Power Desk | sea.com.imsea.com.im/grid/Europe's live generation mix, country by country: the last 48 hours stacked by fuel from Fraunhofer ISE's Energy-Charts, the current mix as a bar — and Great Britain's carbon intensity, region by region, live from NESO's own API.also in dark
• HOLIDAYS OF EARTH — every day off, everywhere | sea.com.imsea.com.im/holidays/Every public holiday in ~110 countries off one open wire — local names, long weekends, today marked — plus the computus: Easter computed on the page for any year, the 16th-century arithmetic drawn step by step.also in dark
• Hurricane — The Storm Desk | sea.com.imsea.com.im/hurricane/The storm desk: every active tropical cyclone in the National Hurricane Center's own file — classification, wind in knots and mph, pressure, position, movement and the derived Saffir-Simpson category — marked on a drawn basin map, with the Center's Tropical Weather Outlook printed as transmitted. No forecast of its own.also in dark
• ORBIT — the live sky, drawn | sea.com.imsea.com.im/orbit/Every tracked station, bright satellite and the whole Starlink shell, moving live across a hand-drawn globe — positions computed in your browser from published orbital elements, with tonight's passes over your head.also in dark
• Quake — The Seismic Desk | sea.com.imsea.com.im/quake/The seismic desk: every event the USGS has posted in the past hour, day or week, read live off the survey's own public feed — newest first on the wire, ringed on a drawn coastline map, counted by magnitude band and depth. No key, no account.also in dark
• Rivers — Every Gauge, Live | sea.com.imsea.com.im/rivers/Live hydrographs for 75 notable USGS river gauges across 38 states: seven days of discharge and stage drawn as inked lines, water temperature where the site reports it, and NOAA's flood stages ruled across as labelled bands. The whole register ranked by who is furthest above its own week.also in dark
• Sensor — The Instrument Case | sea.com.imsea.com.im/sensor/Six instruments that run on the phone in your hand: a spirit level, a compass, a seismograph drum, a sound meter, a tap timer and a frame counter. Every reading is taken by the device itself, drawn on the page, and thrown away — nothing recorded, nothing sent.also in dark
• Space — The Launch Desk | sea.com.imsea.com.im/space/The next rocket launches on one board — mission, vehicle, pad, window in your own timezone and a live countdown, read from Launch Library 2. Below it, the ISS crossing a drawn world map, position polled every five seconds, the trail growing as you watch.also in dark
• The Moon — Tonight’s Phase, Photographed and Then Lit | sea.com.imsea.com.im/moon/The moon tonight, as Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter mapped it: true phase, the terminator, distance, apparent size and the next four phases, in your browser.also in dark
• Tides — The Tide Desk | sea.com.imsea.com.im/tides/The tide desk: the next high and the next low at any NOAA tide station, with today's full table, the six-minute predicted curve and the observed water level drawn over it. Read live from NOAA CO-OPS. No key, no account.also in dark
• Traffic — Eighty-Five Cities, Read Live | sea.com.imsea.com.im/traffic/Eighty-five cities on one desk: live road speeds from New York and Madrid, weather alerts and road conditions everywhere else. Public, keyless sources.also in dark
• Transit — The Departure Board | sea.com.imsea.com.im/transit/A live departure board for the New York City subway: pick any of 496 stations and read the next trains uptown and downtown — real MTA countdown data, decoded by the page itself, no key, no account. With a map drawn from the station register.also in dark
• Weather — The Desk | sea.com.imsea.com.im/weather/A live weather desk for any city on Earth: current conditions, 48 hours of temperature drawn in a strip, seven days barred hi to lo, wind, pressure and humidity — Open-Meteo's open model wire read by the page itself, live NWS warnings for US cities, and a world board of 42 cities stamped with live temperatures.also in dark
• Windy — The Live Weather Console | sea.com.imsea.com.im/windy/Any place on Earth right now: current conditions, eleven instruments, seven days out, forty years of archive, live satellite imagery, the severe-weather wire.also in dark

Also on sea.com.im

• Airports — The Delay Board | sea.com.imsea.com.im/airports/The FAA’s National Airspace System status file as a board: every ground stop, ground delay programme with its average and maximum delay, arrival and departure delay with the FAA’s own trend, and closure with its NOTAM, tiled amber and red over a drawn map of 119 airports, with the FAA’s update time printed. A quiet board is a real state.also in dark
• Asteroids — The Close-Approach Desk | sea.com.imsea.com.im/asteroids/Every known object passing inside 0.05 au of Earth over the coming weeks, read live from JPL’s close-approach table: designation, the moment of closest approach in your own timezone, miss distance in lunar distances, velocity, absolute magnitude, a countdown whose precision follows JPL’s own stated uncertainty — and the fireball log, with energy and location on a drawn world map.also in dark
• Bikes — The Dock Board | sea.com.imsea.com.im/bikes/The dock board: live bike-share availability for any GBFS city. Citi Bike by default, hundreds of other systems from the CityBikes register: every station with bikes and docks free right now, the emptiest and fullest ranked, dots sized by capacity on a coordinate map, and the feed's own timestamps. Read by your browser, no key, no server.also in dark
• Volcano — The Eruption Desk | sea.com.imsea.com.im/volcano/The eruption desk: every US volcano the USGS has above NORMAL / GREEN right now — colour code, alert level, the observatory's own notice — marked on a drawn coastline, with the Smithsonian / USGS Weekly Volcanic Activity Report printed as issued. No key, no account.also in dark
• Wildfire — The Fire Desk | sea.com.imsea.com.im/wildfire/The fire desk: every active wildland fire incident in the National Interagency Fire Center's WFIGS current layer, read live off NIFC's own open feed — ranked biggest first with acres, percent contained, cause and discovery date, marked on a drawn coastline, counted by state and by containment band. No key, no account.also in dark

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