Watch
Earth change
in 10 years
A decadal satellite time-machine for the planet. Drop a reticle anywhere on Earth. We acquire the orbital record from 2016 and 2025, and measure — pixel by pixel — how much water, ice, vegetation, forests, sand, built surface, roads, and human-activity infrastructure have shifted in a decade.
A decade
of surface
rewritten.
Two passes. One coordinate. Ten years apart. Our pipeline aligns the tiles, extracts eight independent layers — water, ice, vegetation, forests, sand, buildings, roads, infrastructure — and reports the verified delta of each.
Six places where Earth
stopped standing still.
We don't predict.
We record.
Earthvolution does not model the future. It interrogates the past. We compose two cloudless captures of the exact same coordinates — one from 2016, one from today — and let a vision model describe the visible delta.
No projections. No forecasts. Just the ground truth, ten years apart, narrated.
Pick a spot
Press scan
The decade is already on the disk. We just need the coordinates.