Two views into the space layer of border security: live orbital tracking of satellites overhead, and a fully interactive Earth map — pan and zoom anywhere on the planet, switch between Satellite, Normal (roads), Terrain, and NASA near-real-time imagery, just like a standard web map — covering the world's highest-risk border, maritime, and trafficking corridors. This is an open-source intelligence reference tool, not a continuous live-video feed of any location — no such thing exists publicly, for anyone.
A real-time 3D view of satellites currently in orbit, including the ISS, weather satellites, search-and-rescue satellites, and Earth observation platforms — positions are computed live from public NORAD orbital data. Powered by KeepTrack, an open-source satellite tracking project.
Orbital tracking data is provided by KeepTrack, an open-source satellite tracking project, using public NORAD orbital elements — reconnaissance and classified military satellites are not included since their orbital data isn't publicly cataloged. The Interactive Earth Map is rendered with Leaflet, an open-source mapping library, with four switchable layers: Esri World Imagery (satellite), OpenStreetMap (roads), OpenTopoMap (terrain), and NASA's Global Imagery Browse Services (GIBS, near-real-time). Only the NASA GIBS layer is dated/near-real-time — the Satellite, Normal, and Terrain layers are standard reference basemaps, not live or dated imagery, the same as any consumer mapping product. Actual continuous live satellite video of arbitrary locations does not exist as a publicly available capability. BorderTrend Satellite Intelligence is a professional reference tool for situational awareness, not an operational surveillance system. For operational imagery needs, consult national geospatial-intelligence agencies or commercial Earth observation providers.