Open-source "Palantir": browser spy-satellite sim tracks 11,000 planes, 838 satellites
cocktailpeanut · x · 2026-09-04
God's Eye View, an open-source MIT-licensed 3D globe, hit #1 on GitHub Trending with 15.7k stars. It renders real public data in-browser: 11,000 live flights, thousands of ships, 838 satellites, quakes, NASA fire detection, and 800 public cameras across 13 layers (11 need no API key). Click any plane to enter its cockpit and descend over real terrain with night-vision/thermal sensors; add an OpenAI key to control it by voice and natural language.
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