See what it looks like there right now.
Explore 114 curated public windows across countries, oceans and orbit—then use OneMinuteUpdates when you also need official conditions, delays or alerts.
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Five reliable windows beyond the ground

Earth from the ISS
NASA’s current external-station video can show Earth passing beneath the ISS; darkness or a black screen may simply mean orbital night or a connection interruption.

Earth in Real Time
An interactive NOAA view of the latest operational satellite imagery for clouds, storms and weather systems around the planet.

GOES Image Viewer
NOAA’s operational GOES viewer offers current regional imagery and loops rather than one conventional camera feed.

The Sun Right Now
SDO images the Sun in multiple wavelengths, revealing sunspots, plasma and active regions with data products updated throughout the day.

Mars: Latest Perseverance Images
The newest raw images returned by Perseverance provide an authentic, frequently growing visual record from the surface of Mars—not a live stream.
Featured windows

Old Faithful
A live view across the Upper Geyser Basin, home to Old Faithful and hundreds of active geysers.

Yosemite Valley & Badger Pass
Official views cover Half Dome, El Capitan, Yosemite Falls, the High Sierra, Merced River and seasonal Badger Pass conditions.

African River Wildlife
A patient wildlife-watching window focused on animals gathering near a river habitat.

Jennette’s Pier
A coastal view around Jennette’s Pier, an aquarium-operated educational ocean pier in Nags Head.

Port of Los Angeles Live Stream
Two high-resolution panoramic streams show working waterfront activity on both sides of the Vincent Thomas Bridge.

Times Square
A round-the-clock collection of street-level and elevated views across Times Square.