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Your location is Cloudflare's guess from your IP address; it is only shown to you and nothing is stored. The sun, the moon and day and night are computed in your browser from the clock. ISS positions come from wheretheiss.at. Ping the planet sends a pulse of light through fibre from where you are, slowed down 50 times. The little people keep their city's local hours: up at dawn, working by day, out at the weekend, home for dinner and asleep at night. Someone watching TV can be tuned in to: a live news channel from their country plays on the broadcaster's own YouTube stream, and nothing is loaded from YouTube until you do. Drag to turn the globe; hover a dot, a person, the sun, the moon or the ISS for details.Swipe sideways to turn the globe; tap a dot, a person, the sun, the moon or the ISS for details.