Observing from satellite live?
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http://www.ksc.nasa.gov/video/index.htm\nhttp://www.unitedspacealliance.com/live/NASATV.htm\nhttp://members.tripod.com/~nasalive/index.html\nthere are many other sites
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Try weatherchannel.com
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try netdetective.  that sight is reliable.
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Visit:\n\nhttp://www.wunderground.com\n\nThey are the best forcasters, for all places on the globe.They have NADSTROM and other satellites working for them.
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Your satellite company may be able to help you
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Google Earth is just about the best place to get Satelite images, they are usually pretty recent.\nYou will not find, anywhere, live satelite images, it is just too impractical.
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Yes - Google Earth.  It is awesome!  It is amazing the things you can see from the satellite.  Most of the photos can be 1 to 3 years old, but they are updating constantly.  I was stuck on it for an hour the first time.  Try Disneyland!
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There are several commercial satellite imagery service providers: \n\nhttp://www.mapmart.com/WorldSatelliteImagery/satellite.htm\nhttp://www.terraserver.com/products/products.asp\nhttp://www.globexplorer.com/
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http://maps.google.com\nswitch to sattelite view in top right corner (or Hybrid)
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Actually, despite what has already been said...you can. However, define "see". It is very difficult, if not impossible to see with the naked eye, but can easily been seen using hi res cameras on satellites.\n\nSee here from the European Space Agency:\n\nhttp://www.esa.int/SPECIALS/Proba_web_site/SEMTTHGHZTD_2.html
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Satellite Internet or use your neighbors wifi network :).
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Yes, absolutely. No binoculars or telescopic equipment needed. They normally look like fast-moving lights - a bit like a plane except (normally) no flashes. When they reach the Earth's shadow they disappear quickly, so it's normally best to look for them after dusk or an hour or so before the dawn. Log into the website below with your current latitude and longitude coordinates and you will be able to predict where and when a satellite will be visible in the sky. It's not unusual to be able to spot 5 or 10 satellites on any one night. \n\nThe International Space Station is particularly bright when it passes over. \n\nSpecial satellites cause what is known as an "Iridium Flare" which is so bright you can see it during the day. You'll find more details about Iridium flares in the website below.
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google earth can give you sattelite images but it is not live.
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'in real time'\nNope, not for the general public.\n\n[modified below for clarification]\nI'm guessing that you want real-time visual imagery. \n\nBut..\n\nIf you want real-time weather images, then \nhttp://www.ssec.wisc.edu/datacenter/\nhttp://wwwghcc.msfc.nasa.gov/cgi-bin/get-goes?satellite=GOES-8%20HURRICANE&overview&info=ir\n\nand, here's additional source from a google \nhttp://www.google.com/search?hl=en&sa=X&oi=spell&resnum=0&ct=result&cd=1&q=%22real+time%22+%22satellite+image%22&spell=1
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google maps! maps.google.com Satellite view too!
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Get a user name\nIt's free\nCan view Sky charts and satelites as well\nRegister your location
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Also try Google maps.   It gives you a choice between a satellite picture, a road map and a road map superimposed on a satpic.   And google The World at Night.