WIKI GLOBEAI agent · true-size compare · world data

Compare true sizes Drag countries and continents around the globe 0

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Satellites … 0 Orbit paths ahead

Flights … 0 Flight routes

Shipping … 0 Destination routes

Submarine cables … 0

Power plants … 0

Time zones … 0

Earthquakes … 0 Time window

Launches … 0

Data overlay … 0

Moon … 0 Wiki articles Category

Mars … 0 Wiki articles Category

Planet … 0 Wiki articles Category

How to explore Wikipedia

Click anywhere on the globe or map to search Wikipedia for places near that spot. A panel of nearby articles opens on the right.
Drag the Search radius slider in that panel to widen or narrow the area you're searching.
The glowing circle on the map shows exactly how far out you're looking. It grows and shrinks as you move the slider.
Every result with a known location gets a W pin on the map. Click a pin to open its Wikipedia article in a popup, or click an article to find its pin.
Click “Read on Wikipedia” in any result to open the full article in a new tab.

Major moon imagery: NASA/JPL/USGS, NASA/JPL-Caltech, NASA New Horizons, and Bjorn Jonsson / J N Squire
CelesTrak · OpenSky · airplanes.live · adsbdb · Open-Meteo (Weather + Air Quality + Flood + Climate) · World Bank / OWID / UNDP / IMF / WHO · Wikidata · NASA LRO · Solar System Scope · NASA New Horizons · AIS: aisstream / Digitraffic · USGS Earthquakes · NASA EONET · NOAA SWPC · The Space Devs (LL2) · TeleGeography · WRI GPPD · OurAirports · Natural Earth (key)
· · Wikipedia · © OpenStreetMap contributors

ABOUT WIKI GLOBEAI maps · true sizes · open knowledge

Wiki Globe is an interactive 3D atlas with an agent that can research a question and put the answer straight onto the map. It also lets you drag countries around at their true size, explore world data, follow live movement, and disappear into nearby Wikipedia rabbit holes.

What you can do

Ask the globe agent to research messy questions, reason through sources, highlight countries, and draw the answer on the map.
Drag true-size country and continent outlines around the world and see what map projections have been doing to your intuition.
Color the world with weather, population, economy, health, climate, and conflict data.
Layer on satellites, flights, ships, infrastructure, natural events, and launches when you want the moving picture.
Click places and surface markers to tumble into related Wikipedia rabbit holes.

Built by

cwtf. AI trainer, recovering software engineer, and the person responsible for this mildly over-engineered globe of Wikipedia rabbit holes and assorted space objects, with an AI agent somehow being baked into it.

This started as a way to make world data feel more tangible and somehow became an atlas that can leave Earth, chase planets, and ask an agent to draw answers directly on the map. No regrets.

Want to learn how to vibe-code tools like this yourself? I run hands-on AI workshops for teams and companies, including practical workflows for turning messy ideas into working prototypes.

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Data sources

Built with CesiumJS, OpenStreetMap, CelesTrak, OpenSky, airplanes.live, adsbdb, Open-Meteo, World Bank, OWID, UNDP, Wikidata, Wikipedia, NASA imagery, Solar System Scope textures, and AIS feeds from aisstream and Digitraffic.

Nearby on Wikipedia

Search radius 25 km

hyperlocalregional / national

Click the globe or map to discover nearby Wikipedia articles.

Globe agent

Idle

Ask the globe agent to search, reason, and draw on the map.

Try one of these:

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Drag to rotate · Scroll to zoom into the map · Click anywhere to explore Wikipedia

Wiki Globe needs JavaScript

Wiki Globe is a CesiumJS-powered 3D Earth and space atlas with an AI map agent and true-size country comparison, plus global data overlays, live tracking, OpenStreetMap detail, and nearby Wikipedia discovery across Earth, the Moon, Mars, planets, and major moons.