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Dynamic reading · NASA FIRMS + GIBS

Satellite before / after.

One bench, every covered country and region, and two dated passes over the same ground. Drag the line to reveal what changed; load a suggestion to move the bench somewhere else.

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Satellite fire 01

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BEFOREAug 25, 2026AFTERSep 01, 2026
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Short-wave infrared false color: vegetation appears green, burn scars brown-red and hot areas bright.

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A pass can miss the ground: a published day is not a promise of a clear view.

Detected in 24 h
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Worst year
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Imagery
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Open on the mapA detection is one satellite observation of heat — not one fire, and not a hectare.

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Computed over every covered country, from one continental reading. Loading one changes what the bench looks at, never how.

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Finding recent fire scenes

What these views prove — and what they do not

Starting points come from NASA FIRMS heat detections over the last 24 hours, widened to the last 7 days when no recent fire is detected. The pictures are daily NASA GIBS mosaics: cloud, smoke and orbital passes can hide the ground. A detection is neither an official perimeter nor confirmation from emergency services.

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