Orbital context · 04

Daily Earth

A fixed NASA true-color frame with public Earth events and source evidence. The world stays still; the date changes.

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Orbital frame

One world, one dated pass

NASA corrected-reflectance true-color world image for the selected date, cropped from 90 degrees north to 66 degrees south. — **Corrected Reflectance · True Color** · NASA GIBS · — Open source image ↗

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ProjectionEPSG:4326

Coverage90°N–66°S

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Public event ledger

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Method and boundary

What this surface shows

Source-native observation

Corrected reflectance combines visible channels to approximate daylight human vision. Cloud, snow, bright ground, orbital seams, and missing passes remain part of the evidence. A static NASA Blue Marble baseline appears only when the selected daily image cannot be decoded, and is labeled as timeless rather than current.

Global context, no private marker

This public surface contains no station marker, property boundary, Observatory coordinates, camera frame, or raw archive material. Cartographer reads global public providers; the project archive remains the reviewed evidence backbone for local layers elsewhere in the project.