PetaPixel You Can Download New, Real-Time, 470 Megapixel Photos of Earth Every 10 Minutes


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A composite image showing Earth from space on the left and a close-up of a swirling hurricane on the right. A red arrow is drawn from a point on Earth's western hemisphere to the hurricane, indicating the location of the storm.

While browsing Reddit yesterday, I came across a gorgeous photo of Earth that had been downloaded from the NOAA's GOES-East orbital satellite. Looking more closely, I realized the NOAA was uploading a new, 470-megapixel photo every 10 minutes.

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