disastr.xyz tracks active earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, wildfires, and storms across the globe on a live map — and teaches the physics behind how we stay safe.
A “Godzilla”-class El Niño is strengthening in the equatorial Pacific. Here's the picture right now — and how it stacks up against the strongest events on record.
“Godzilla” class — among the strongest El Niños ever measured.
Where does our natural disaster data come from?
We query the live United States Geological Survey seismological database, displaying active crustal shifts instantly with real coordinates.
Active wildfires and volcanic ash plumes are loaded live via the NASA Earth Observatory Natural Event Tracker, mapped with real satellite coordinates.
Storms, floods, and droughts are tracked worldwide through the Global Disaster Alert & Coordination System, pinpointing each event's live location.
Play simulator games! Slide a Richter magnitude bar to shake skyscrapers, or discover why glass ash stops flights in our interactive experiments.
Active natural events being monitored right now, straight from USGS & NASA.
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