LiveEarthViewer is an interactive global intelligence platform that brings Earth and space data together on one map. Its live layers include animated weather radar, satellite cloud imagery, storm tracks, forecasts, lightning, flights, ships, wildfires, earthquakes, and world news. Users can also explore dedicated views of the sky, Starlink satellites, the Sun, the Moon, Mars, and ocean conditions, including currents, tides, and tracked marine wildlife.

Beyond live monitoring, the platform offers historical maps and public-data visualizations covering topics such as earthquakes, nuclear tests, wildfire history, deforestation, pollution, aviation, railways, infrastructure, and changing borders. It distinguishes observed data from forecasts, estimates, archives, and news reports, helping users understand what each layer represents and what its limitations are. Additional features include curated webcams, live radio stations on a globe, guided journeys across related map layers, and free classroom tours with printable worksheets. Built on open public data, LiveEarthViewer provides a broad, accessible way to explore weather, geography, environmental change, transportation, and global events.