A live map of recent earthquakes (from Malaysia's meteorological
feed, refreshed every 15 minutes). The dark window is a
terminal: you type a short command, press
Enter, and it answers.
Click inside the terminal, type list and press
Enter. The latest quakes are plotted on the map and
the terminal fades to a see-through ghost so you can see them —
click it or just keep typing to bring it back.
help |
every command, with its options |
list |
the latest earthquakes, on the map |
list --mag>6 |
only the big ones (magnitude above 6) |
search Indonesia |
quakes whose location mentions a word |
nearby 3.14 101.69 |
closest quakes to a spot (that's Kuala Lumpur) |
stats |
totals, averages, records |
watch --mag>5 |
get an alert here when a strong quake arrives |
export csv |
download the data as a spreadsheet file |
richter 7 |
what a magnitude actually means |
Drag the top bar to move it. – hides it (the map goes
full screen), □ makes it big, double-clicking the bar
does the same, and ? reopens this guide.
Tip: commands that plot quakes fade the terminal so the map shows through — hover to peek, click or type to restore it. Clicking the map itself hides the terminal; the chip at the top of the screen brings it back.