Meteosat-12 Aspot

Earth view

 

Enjoy the near real-time view of our planet Earth from your screen, or embed in your own website!

Meteosat-12 Aspot
Meteosat-12 Aspot

Welcome to our new Earth imagery streams, which give the view from the Meteosat weather satellites 36,000km above the Earth.

Last Updated

05 December 2024

Published on

11 September 2023

We are pleased to release a brand new imagery stream over the Atlantic from the Meteosat-12 weather satellite. The imagery is updated every 10 minutes as it is received from the satellite. The stream shows true colour imagery by day and infrared (10.8 channel) at night, overlaid on static imagery from NASA's Black Marble. 

All times are in UTC and there is a 30 minute delay due to the time taken to process each image and add it to the stream.

 

 

We also have streams over the Atlantic and Indian Oceans from the Meteosat-11 and -9 satellites and these are updated every 15 minutes as new imagery is received. 

The imagery shows the natural colour view, the infrared channel (10.8), and the airmass and dust  products (dust appears as pink/violet colour).

Watch from your own website!

You can easily share the videos above from your own website by following a few easy steps.

  1. Start from our webpage where the viewers are: https://www.eumetsat.int/imagery/earth-view
  2. Click on the YouTube logo at the bottom right side of the player screen.

This will open a new browser screen and take you to the live stream on Youtube.

  1. Click on the share button on the bottom of the player as shown here:

This will open a new window:

  1. Click on embed.

If you only want to share on your social media account then click on the logo icon you want to share on.  Follow the instructions as shown on your social media account.

This will open a new window presenting the code to embed on to the source view of your website.

  1. Copy of the code that is presented on the right side of the window.
  2. Paste into your website.
  1. Press save or publish on your website.

Your video will now play on your website.

There is also a stream from the Sentinel-3 Copernicus satellites which shows global natural colour and sea surface temperature.

Satellite imagery acquired by the Meteosat and Copernicus Sentinel-3 satellites can also be accessed using EUMETView, which is available at: https://view.eumetsat.int

Meteosat A Spot

Meteosat series

Geostationary satellites providing imagery for the early detection of severe weather.
Sentinels A Spot

Sentinel series

Copernicus Sentinel missions that have been developed for the specific needs of the Copernicus Programme.