Observed arrival · 2026-11-15
Overseen asks who looked at your place from orbit
An interactive map estimates satellite passes over a chosen location and shows public satellite imagery when it is available.
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- People curious about satellite coverage of a place
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- Its “could have aimed here” category is explicitly an upper bound, not evidence that a satellite photographed the location.
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The page separates archived photographs from likely camera coverage and possible steering, rather than treating every nearby pass as proof of an image. It says orbit estimates use CelesTrak public orbital elements and SGP4, while imagery comes from public archives including Sentinel-2, Landsat, Sentinel-1 radar, and NASA mosaics. The site also notes that some pass categories are estimates and that classified satellites are absent.
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