On August 14, 1959, NASA’s Explorer 6 captured the first satellite image of Earth.
67 years later, satellite imagery offers centimeter-level detail, decades of archives, and multiple ways to observe our planet.
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Mount Etna entered another intense eruptive phase in August, sending lava and ash across the region.
Sentinel-2 false-color imagery highlights the active lava and changes around the volcano.
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Wildfires across Central Spain
A wildfire near Burgohondo spread across central Spain, burning about 50,000 hectares by July 26.
Sentinel-2 false-color imagery reveals burned areas and wildfire progression over time.
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PF Olsen, a leading forestry services company operating across Australia and New Zealand, shared their experience using LandViewer in their forestry workflows.
Thank you,PF Olsen, for trusting us!
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Canadian wildfires seen from space
These Sentinel-2 images compare the same wildfire in Northwestern Ontario in natural color and false color, highlighting smoke, burned areas, and fire-affected vegetation.
📅 July 14, 2026
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How much can farmland change in 12 days?
Corn and soybean fields in Iowa's Corn Belt are changing fast. NDVI imagery highlights differences in crop development and vegetation vigor over just 12 days.
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More than 12 years of radar observations, now part of Earth observation history.
Sentinel-1A data was also available in LandViewer, helping users work with SAR imagery to monitor changes across land and sea. Its mission ends, but its data legacy continues!
👋 Farewell, Sentinel-1A!
After more than 12 years in orbit, the pioneering #CopernicusEU satellite has concluded its mission.
Originally designed for 7 years, it delivered over a decade of radar observations.
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Earthquake damage in Playa Grande, Venezuela. On June 24, two M7+ earthquakes struck northern Venezuela within seconds of each other.
📍 Playa Grande, Venezuela
🛰️ @Satellogic
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A wildfire in northern Portugal — seen from orbit. On July 2, 2026, multiple wildfires broke out across northern Portugal as an intense heatwave created extreme fire conditions.
📍 Vila Nova de Famalicão, Portugal
🛰️ Sentinel-2
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One agricultural area through different layers.
Vegetation indices and band combinations reveal details beyond natural color imagery.
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Satellite imagery gives you a broader perspective on your fields throughout the growing season.
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Estadio Azteca is set to become the first stadium in history to host FIFA World Cup matches in three different tournaments: 1970, 1986, and 2026 ⚽️
📅 04.06.2026
🛰 NewSat @Satellogic
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Today, on World Oceans Day, we’ve selected a collection of satellite views showcasing some of the world’s most remarkable coastal environments 🌊🛰️
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Land/Water and Vegetation Analysis help reveal patterns that can be difficult to spot in natural color imagery.
Useful for monitoring water resources, vegetation condition, and environmental change.
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Color Infrared and Agriculture visualizations make vegetation patterns easier to interpret at a glance.
Both are useful for assessing crop conditions, identifying variability, and tracking field development throughout the season.
Vegetation indices help reveal different aspects of crop conditions throughout the season.
NDVI is one of the most widely used indices for monitoring vegetation health.
More in the next posts ⏩️
One of Dubai’s residential districts, where artificial waterways and urban planning create striking patterns visible from space.
High-resolution imagery helps monitor urban development and city growth.
🛰 Satellite: NewSat by @Satellogic
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Is ultra-high-resolution imagery always necessary? Sometimes, tracking changes over time matters more than maximum detail.
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What level of detail is actually enough for monitoring ports, terminals, and vehicle activity from space?
The answer depends on what exactly you need to see — and how often you need to monitor it.







































