The Daily Picture, Not the Ten-Metre One

A Sentinel-2 scene tells you what a few kilometres looked like at ten metres, every five days if the sky cooperated. A Worldview tile tells you what a whole coast looked like this morning, at the scale a daily polar orbiter can support. Those are different questions. This is the second one.

Try the browser preview — no install, no account. Scrub a few weeks of MODIS and VIIRS, recent HLS Landsat 30 m, or the nine WELD annual mosaics GIBS actually serves. Search a street, a city, decimal degrees, or an MGRS grid, and export a short yearly film of the view. Your browser reads NASA's public GIBS tiles itself. NASA sees which tiles you asked for. My server sees nothing, because there is not one.