Observed arrival · 2026-09-28
Cosmoglobus puts Earth data, radio and planets on one globe
Cosmoglobus describes a free, no-account browser globe combining Earth events, satellites, world radio and astronomy data.
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- Teachers, amateur astronomers and curious map explorers
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- The page says a first visit downloads about 10 MB, then the browser keeps it for faster subsequent openings.
Field notes
The page lays out a layered interface: drag or pinch to navigate, search for places or sky objects, then select layers from a desktop menu or phone tab bar. It names data sources including NASA, ESA, Copernicus, NOAA, USGS and Radio Browser, and warns that the globe is not an official emergency service. The homepage says the first visit downloads about 10 MB, which the browser keeps for later openings.
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