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@liveatlasearthJoined November 2026

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Exploring the planet through interactive maps, open insights, and visual storytelling.

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Epicenter vs Hypocenter in the USGS Earthquake Feed, With JavaScript

Every earthquake has two locations, and most maps only show one. The hypocenter is the point underground where the rupture starts, and the epicenter is the point on the surface straight above it. The

12h ago · 3 min readliveatlas.hashnode.dev

Build a Northern Lights Checker With NOAA's Free Space Weather Data

The northern lights are one of the few natural events you can check with two HTTP requests. NOAA's Space Weather Prediction Center publishes its aurora data as plain JSON files, with no API key and no

1d ago · 4 min readliveatlas.hashnode.dev

What Is Earthquake Magnitude? One Number, Many Scales

Seismologists use earthquake magnitude to express the size of a quake at its source, as one figure calculated from the ground motion that seismometers record. Each whole step in magnitude means 10 t

1d ago · 2 min readliveatlas.hashnode.dev

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Epicenter vs Hypocenter in the USGS Earthquake Feed, With JavaScript

Build a Northern Lights Checker With NOAA's Free Space Weather Data

What Is Earthquake Magnitude? One Number, Many Scales

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Epicenter vs Hypocenter in the USGS Earthquake Feed, With JavaScript

Build a Northern Lights Checker With NOAA's Free Space Weather Data

What Is Earthquake Magnitude? One Number, Many Scales