Overview The phones measured five hexes in Erfurt, Germany. One phone uploaded 295 scans. The planet showed extensive snow cover and sea ice. Haze was thick over Pakistan and Indonesia. Earthquakes were frequent with 36 events today.
Where the phones measured A single phone in Erfurt, Germany contributed all data. It measured five hexes across six layers: magnetic, BLE, pressure, cellular, GNSS, and Wi‑Fi. The cellular layer recorded six hex touches. The network state was quiet with no new hexes discovered.
Sky and planet Snow cover spans 19,330,206 km², largest in Greenland (321,184 km²) and Antarctica (241,939 km²). Sea ice covers 11,870,829 km², biggest off Antarctica (268,261 km²). Haze optical depth averages 1.10 over Pakistan, making the Sun look dim, and 0.84 off Indonesia. Lights were brightest over China with 9.7 nW/(cm²·sr), comparable to city lights. Aurora chance is 16 % off Antarctica, a small chance. Space weather is quiet with Kp 0.67, and the strongest quake was M5.6 near Tamarindo, Costa Rica. There are 49 wildfires, including Rafter 4B in Texas, and eight severe storms such as Hurricane Rachel off Mexico. Icebergs like D33C drift off Antarctica are tracked.
Tomorrow, from the history Tomorrow scan uploads are forecast about 844, between 549 and 1140, based on seven days of history. Hexes measured are forecast about 25, between 16 and 33, also from historical trends. Both numbers are expected to rise compared to today’s 295 uploads and five hexes measured.