Signals · now against their own normal dashed line: the normal
Internet Routed IPv4 address space RIPE RIS and RouteViews · 7 days, hourly
38,886 normal
Air Civil aircraft overhead adsb.lol · 7 days, hourly
0 counts too small for a ratio
Air Military aircraft, Gulf adsb.lol · 7 days, hourly
2 counts too small for a ratio
GPS Aircraft with degraded GPS, Gulf Hormuz adsb.lol · 7 days, hourly
0 counts too small for a ratio
GPS Aircraft with degraded GPS, Iran Makran adsb.lol · 7 days, hourly
0 counts too small for a ratio
Sea Ship transits, Strait of Hormuz IMF PortWatch · 30 days, daily
1 counts too small for a ratio
Ground Fire clusters, Iran Iraq Gulf NASA FIRMS · 30 days, daily
179 0.36x normal
Ground Night lights, Tehran NASA Black Marble · 30 days, daily
63.7 normal ready 2026-10-10
Attention Wikipedia edits, Strait of Hormuz Wikimedia · 7 days, hourly
0 counts too small for a ratio
← 21 Sep to 27 Sep 2026 Week: 28 Sep to 4 Oct 2026 This week → 3 notable · 2 routine, dimmed, hide them
Sat 3 Oct 2026
07:00 Attention IR · GDELT conflict events spike: IR (51 events/h vs median 7)GDELT Thu 1 Oct 2026
16:00 Attention IR · GDELT conflict events spike: IR (30 events/h vs median 7)GDELT 12:45 Government IR · OFAC: Iran-related Designations and Designations Updates; Transnational Criminal Organizations DesignationOFAC Wed 30 Sep 2026
21:00 Attention IR · GDELT conflict events spike: IR (26 events/h vs median 7)GDELT Tue 29 Sep 2026
13:30 Government IR · OFAC: Counter Narcotics, Counter Terrorism, Iran-related, and Non-Proliferation DesignationsOFAC ← 21 Sep to 27 Sep 2026 Week: 28 Sep to 4 Oct 2026 This week →
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Show all 54 AMSA 6 min Aviation Weather Center 6 min BarentsWatch 2 min Canada 6 min CelesTrak 0 min Congress 6 min Copernicus EMS 6 min Council of the EU 6 min Danish Maritime Authority 2 min EASA 6 min ENTSO-E 6 min EU sanctions 6 min FAA 6 min FAA NAS Status 6 min FEMA 6 min Federal Register 6 min Fintraffic Digitraffic 2 min GDACS 6 min GDELT 6 min IAEA 6 min IMF PortWatch 6 min Japan Coast Guard 6 min Japan MOFA 6 min MARAD 291 h NASA Black Marble 1 min NASA FIRMS 6 min NGA 6 min NOAA SWPC 6 min NOAA Tsunami 6 min National Hurricane Center 6 min National Weather Service 6 min OFAC 6 min Pentagon 6 min RIPE RIS 1 min ReliefWeb 6 min Safecast 6 min Space-Track 0 min Spanish Navy IHM 6 min State Dept advisories 6 min Taiwan MND 6 min Tor Metrics 6 min UCDP 6 min UK FCDO 6 min UK Ministry of Defence 6 min UK sanctions 6 min US embassy alerts 0 min USCG NAVCEN 6 min USGS 6 min White House 6 min Wikipedia edits 6 min Wikipedia reads 6 min adsb.lol 0 min adsb.lol 0 min adsb.lol 0 min
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