Earth Exhibit app analytics for October 18

The aurora reached your latitude last night. A meteor shower peaked under clear skies an hour from your house. The desert bloomed for the first time in a decade. Most people never find out until it is over. Earth Exhibit is a live tracker for the natural world. We monitor more than 1,400 natural phenomena worldwide and forecast real viewing conditions where you are, so you know what is happening in the sky and the environment around you while there is still time to see it. From auroras and the Milky Way core to bioluminescent waves, wildflower superblooms, tidal bores, volcanic glow, and wildlife migrations, Earth Exhibit tells you when something is genuinely worth going outside for. WHAT YOU CAN DO Discover What’s Near You See what is worth witnessing today, ranked by live conditions where you are, not a generic national forecast. Get Smart Alerts Receive a heads-up when a season opens, a viewing window approaches, or something rare is happening nearby. No daily spam, just the moments that matter. Check the Field Clock Find the best hours to be outside over the next few days, including golden hour, dark-sky windows, moonrise, moonset, meteor peaks, and other viewing windows. Plan Your Travel Browse phenomena by place, season, or type to build trips around the rarest events on Earth. Use Live Sky View Point your phone up to locate planets, constellations, the Milky Way, and what is rising overhead. Build Your Catalog Log what you have witnessed with photos and notes, and create your own field journal of rare moments. HONEST BY DESIGN Earth Exhibit is built on real conditions, not hype. Every forecast is scored from the factors that actually matter: weather, cloud cover, moon phase, darkness, space weather, tides, seasonality, and phenomenon-specific signals. When an event will be faint, low on the horizon, washed out by moonlight, hidden by clouds, or only visible to a camera, we state it plainly. When conditions line up and it is truly worth the trip, we tell you that too. We would rather be trusted than send you out for nothing. The planet puts on a show every night. Earth Exhibit is how you stop missing it.