Every hazard we track, on the shape it actually happens on. Drag to spin it.
Earthquakes are the past 24 hours from USGS, sized by magnitude. Disasters are current orange and red alerts from GDACS (UN/EC). Volcanoes are this week's erupting and restless ones from the Smithsonian — watch how neatly they trace the plate boundaries the earthquakes do. Fireballs are recent atmospheric impacts logged by NASA/JPL — note how many land over ocean, which is most of the planet and most of the reason they hurt nobody. The shaded half is real night, computed from the Sun's position right now.
Sources: USGS · GDACS (UN/EC) · NASA/JPL CNEOS · Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program · coastlines Natural Earth. Informational only — follow your national emergency service. Flat version with full listings: Global Hazard Watch · The Solar System
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