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@mouthofmorrison @fikocian @Ju11am I DEMAND MEAN TWEETS JOMO!! 😁 gimme fundz

@fikocian @Ju11am We’ve been buddies since we met at Space Symposium and he told me my mean tweets helped him fundraise

The kids are no longer fighting

Lots of bullshit out there about nuking Tehran Iran. Take a deep breath & actually think of the implications - on EVERYTHING. An aerial image of the aftermath of the Hiroshima atomic attack tinyurl.com/33n57ae3 It should make us all come to the same conclusion = Never again.

@SoarAtlas Its a solar power farm in Ne'ot Hovav reflecting sunlight as the NASA bird flew over and took a photo this morning ☀️

Was just checking out my Daily NASA World True Color feed on @SoarAtlas as I do every morning and noticed this over southern Israel. What an odd cloud? Atomic mushroom? UFO? Zoomed in turns out its... (answer in reply) 🤯

@SoarAtlas Looks like things are blowing up 😆

Satellite imagery from Mar 30th shows a large dust storm making its way across northwest Africa measuring more than 1200km long. Explore & compare here: tinyurl.com/45xp4wn9

@mouthofmorrison haha I remember! End of the day we can admire the dreams of all innovators @mouthofmorrison @PhilipJohnston when we getting a cigar to celebrate? 😅

This is how Philip and I met

🔥UPDATE: Satellite imagery confirms smoke over Al Azeezah originates from unusual activity of flare stacks at the ASAB Central Degassing Station. Despite speculation of a strike, no visible damage is present. Explore & compare here: tinyurl.com/hr8sny5j #UAE #MiddleEast

@tom_bike @FortuneMagazine @emmarossthomas @Shayan86 @ResindScientist @DailyIranNews @BabakTaghvaee1 @IranObserver0 Thanks Tom. I didn't know these folks were Turkish 😂

More stupid maps courtesy of the good folks at Bloomberg / @FortuneMagazine / @emmarossthomas Ive heard of Persian, Arabian & even The Gulf, but the Gulf of Basra? Absolute 💩show over there CC: @Shayan86 @ResindScientist @DailyIranNews @BabakTaghvaee1 @tom_bike @IranObserver0

@MarioNawfal 🛰️📸 Satellite imagery taken this morning of the dam. Still looks intact from space: soaratlas.com/satellites?pos… CC: @IranDefense @Iran @sentdefender

🇮🇷🇺🇸🇮🇱 Aftermath footage shows U.S. Israeli strikes hitting Iran’s water lifeline. A 10,000 m³ reservoir wiped out in Haftkel. Tehran’s water agency wrecked. With shortages already at 60 year lows, civilians are getting hit even harder.

@tom_bike @mhmiranusa @MarioNawfal @sentdefender @ResindScientist @MT_Anderson @IanCarrollShow @richimedhurst @sneako @SoarAtlas

Oh hello friend. USS Gerald Ford spotted via Landsat in Crete! 🧐 Hot link to actual image - tinyurl.com/bbr8s8pb CC: @tom_bike @mhmiranusa @MarioNawfal @sentdefender @ResindScientist @MT_Anderson @IanCarrollShow @richimedhurst @sneako

Many people have asked why satellite imagery showing damage in Israel isn’t available on our platform. This is primarily due to limitations in the available satellite data, along with current restrictions in place during this conflict. Large-scale damage in Iran is often visible in freely available satellite imagery due to its scale, for example, impacts on airbases, industrial facilities, or extensive smoke plumes. In contrast, impacts in Israel have been reported to be typically smaller and more localized, often affecting individual buildings or streets, which usually fall below the resolution of free satellites which we use such as Sentinel and Landsat. Open source satellite imagery collected by the likes of the European Space Agency and NASA have a coarser resolution compared to commercial imagery providers including Airbus, Planet, and Vantor. This means much of the damage can be difficult to detect unless it occurs at a larger scale, for example, smoke from airstrikes can be clearly visible from space over long distances, whereas smaller incidents may not appear in freely available imagery. Detecting this level of detail requires high-resolution commercial imagery, which is currently restricted or delayed by major providers in this area during the conflict, something that is unfortunately beyond our control. In saying this, we highly encourage anyone to explore and investigate areas of interest using the free tools available on Soar Atlas. We’re also always open to community suggestions. Our community has done some incredible investigations and we hope our tools help make those findings easier to share. We do not take sides. Soar Atlas exists to make satellite imagery and mapping a more transparent, accountable, and a trusted source of information for everyone. We continue to hope for peace for all 🕊

Satellites are in the power of everyones hands now, with free imagery easily accessible from a PC or Phone. Here's how you can investigate our planet in just a few clicks: soaratlas.com/satellites Now more than ever, tools like these help us understand what's happening.

@TomthunkitsMind 😂 S-400 couldnt shoot down a party balloon

The War Soup just got thicker. RUSSIA GAVE IRAN FOUR S-400 AIR DEFENSE SYSTEM BATTALIONS. Now, every $100 million, Israeli & US F-35 Stealth Bomber Jet can be tracked in real time. They’re no longer invisible. These complete S-400 battalions come with 8 launchers, each with 4 missile canisters, and 512 assorted missile types.

@MT_Anderson @EpicFuryMap @vcdgf555 Thanks for this post MT 👏 At @SoarAtlas we are experimenting with turning any 2D map into 3D for interactive fly throughs and annotations. I was wondering what the Eagle 44 air base was looking like these days. Is your image available in GeoTIFF format?

Following up on this 👇 Mar 14 imagery of the Oghab 44 (120 km NW of Bandar Abbas) underground airbase (28.046, 55.520) shows several potential impact points on the hillside above the tunnel entrances. Without recent baseline imagery to compare against, I'm holding off on an assessment. Are we looking at fresh munition impacts or pre-existing construction/terrain anomalies? Source: Powered by @Satellogic Delivered by @SkyfiApp Date: 14 March 2026 @LatinMilAv

Kharg Island? Im sure the US has other 'easy wins' planned. Particularly around Makran Coast in South East Iran. Many Iranian military bases as can be seen in this great map by the Washington Institute. 🔍 CC: @MarioNawfal @sentdefender @IanCarrollShow soaratlas.com/maps/asia-pers…

🌧Australia is rapidly greening after intense summer rains. See for yourself: tinyurl.com/3jyj5umk Satellite data shows vegetation surging as some regions received months’ worth of rainfall in days, triggering widespread plant growth across normally arid areas.

PAN (black and white) 10m per pixel imagery over Kharg Island, Iran before the war began Feb 25 and today Mar 22 showing no change detection? Can anyone else spot differences? Latest image here: soaratlas.com/satellites?pos…