A free data visualization — play it in your browser, no install. Earthquakes from the USGS real-time feed as expanding neon rings, sized and coloured by magnitude.
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Open the live demo Source on GitHubEvery quake USGS logged in the last hour lands as an expanding ring, coloured by magnitude.
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Live capture, 22 October 2026, after three clicks. Mixes real USGS events, decorative rings and clicked rings (see below).
A synthwave canvas of rings. It reads the USGS real-time feed of every earthquake in the past hour, places each one by longitude and latitude on a flat world projection, and lets it ripple out and fade over four seconds. Bigger quakes make wider, thicker, brighter rings. It is a single HTML file with no libraries and no API key.
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