For those working in remote sensing or GIS, Landsat is a familiar name: since 1972, this long-running land observation satellite program has accumulated a vast archive of imagery, serving as a critical data source for monitoring surface changes and conducting long-term time-series analysis. While the data itself can be downloaded from various platforms, connecting satellite images to real-world stories requires considerable effort. Recently, the editor discovered that the USGS maintains a thematic website at the EROS Center called Earthshots, which selects about 100 distinctive locations around the world and uses satellite imagery to showcase land surface changes over time. The editor finds it quite interesting and would like to recommend it.
