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Bathurst/@afawcett My mate says to Try NASA


You can access up-to-date satellite images for free from various sources:

1. **NASA Worldview**: Provides access to satellite imagery from NASA's EOSDIS system. It covers various satellites and allows you to view imagery by date and location.

2. **USGS Earth Explorer**: Offers access to a vast archive of satellite and aerial imagery, including Landsat and Sentinel data. Registration is required, but it's free.

3. **Copernicus Open Access Hub**: Provides free access to data from the European Union's Sentinel satellites. You can download satellite images and other data products.

4. **Google Earth**: Offers a user-friendly interface to view satellite imagery globally. While it's not as detailed as scientific data sources, it's widely used and accessible.

5. **NOAA View**: Allows access to environmental data and imagery from NOAA satellites. It provides global coverage and various data visualization tools.

These platforms offer a range of satellite data sources, from daily updates to high-resolution imagery, depending on your needs.