Live Earth
Earthquakes around the world as they happen, with each quake's real seismic waves travelling around and through the planet.
Projects
Interactive tools in four groups. Each one is being built in the open; cards marked "Coming soon" open the page where the tool will live.
Live views of the planet, the sky and the cities on it.
Earthquakes around the world as they happen, with each quake's real seismic waves travelling around and through the planet.
Where the planets, the Moon and the space station are right now, seen from where you stand.
The nearest hundred thousand stars in 3D, coloured by temperature, ready to fly through.
Every Wikipedia edit in the world as it happens, grouped by language and topic.
A city's buses, trains and bike-share stations moving and filling in real time.
Models you can train, poke and break, in the browser.
Train a small network in your browser and watch its decision boundary and weights change at every step.
Nudge an image by a few invisible pixels and watch an image classifier change its mind.
Thousands of films laid out as stars, placed by how similarly audiences rate them.
Play a clip and see how audio fingerprinting picks out a song from its spectrogram peaks.
Machines that plan, search and move, in simulation.
A swarm of simulated drones splits up a search area and works together to find missing hikers.
Drag the target and watch a robot arm plan a collision-free path around obstacles.
How attacks and defences look from the inside.
Type a password and watch a cracker work through it, entirely in your browser, with nothing sent anywhere.
Load an Nmap scan and explore hosts, open ports and services as an interactive map.
Open a packet capture in your browser and follow conversations, protocols and timing.
Replay a recorded intrusion step by step, with each move mapped to the technique it uses.