SpaceFromSpace

SpaceFromSpace offers a unique platform to browse free high-resolution satellite imagery from across the globe. The collection includes both current-day views and historic declassified spy satellite images and aerial photographs, providing diverse perspectives on our world. Users can explore various locations, from bustling cities to critical spaceports and other sites not easily accessible to the public.

This resource is particularly valuable for gaining "another perspective" on Earth. It allows users to observe recent developments, such as specific rocket launches at complexes like LC-39A, and to delve into the past to uncover places and environments that have transformed or been lost over time. Featured images often highlight significant events or historical sites, demonstrating the power of geospatial data.

The platform showcases detailed imagery, including KH-9 HEXAGON spy satellite images from the 1970s, offering a glimpse into historical landscapes like San Jose, California, or the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan, complete with details like N1 rockets on launch pads. This blend of past and present imagery serves as a powerful tool for historical analysis and contemporary observation.