25 OCTOBER 2026 / NEW RELEASE
50 tangible new improvements.
Implemented functionality, not 50 artificial checks. Existing 3D Earth, approved logo, independent Field Guide, Earth Cameras and public data sources are retained unchanged.
What is new in V2.7.0?
- Dedicated Earth Data Lab page with source-aware data workflows
- One-click Earth Data Lab entry in the home page hero
- Main-site footer navigation to Data Lab
- Four working tabs for earthquakes, natural events, space weather, and overview
- Arrow, Home and End keyboard navigation for tabs
- Slash-key shortcut to the earthquake search field
- Responsive mobile/tablet layout and navigable tables
- Per-source live connection and last-success timestamps
- Parallel, user-triggered refresh of all public feeds
- Individual USGS, NASA, and NOAA manual refresh controls
- Timeout and abort of stalled external source requests
- Independent source failures that do not disable other feeds
- Five-minute browser cache to avoid redundant API fetches
- Offline/stale session fallback with explicit status labels
- Official external attribution links for all three public data providers
- USGS earthquake 24-hour feed selection
- USGS earthquake seven-day feed selection
- USGS earthquake 30-day feed selection
- Six regional geographic presets plus worldwide view
- Custom latitude filtering for quake geography
- Custom longitude filtering supporting International Date Line crossing
- Earthquake place text search
- Minimum and maximum earthquake magnitude controls
- Minimum and maximum reported depth controls
- Rolling last-N-hours earthquake time filter
- Chronological newest and oldest earthquake sorting
- Strongest and weakest magnitude sorting
- Deepest and shallowest depth sorting
- Alphabetical earthquake place sorting
- Adjustable earthquake page size and previous/next paging
- Responsive interactive global earthquake dot map
- Select a quake by clicking a plotted point
- Keyboard-selectable earthquake table rows with detail panel
- Selected-event 3D globe deep link and official USGS link
- Copy earthquake coordinates and an event-specific share URL
- Switch displayed quake timestamps between UTC and device local time
- Filtered earthquake count, mean, median and maximum metrics
- Shallow-earthquake percentage metric at 70 km threshold
- Great-circle nearest-quake lookup for a user-entered coordinate
- Earthquake count-over-time trend chart
- Earthquake magnitude and depth distribution charts
- Geographic region breakdown chart
- Export filtered earthquakes as CSV, JSON or GeoJSON
- Save and restore earthquake filter preset in session storage
- Reset filters, create filter share link, and print report
- NASA EONET category/text/age/sort filters, breakdown, paging and exports
- NASA official event links and freshness summary
- NOAA observed Kp trend chart, window and threshold filtering
- NOAA latest/peak/mean/storm metrics, log and CSV/JSON exports
- Cross-source explainable comparison with report copy and download
All 3 sources remain public/free and fetched from your browser. Stale data is labeled. No predictions, no paid API, no server database.