How to Access earth.nullschool.net and Contact Nullschool Technologies

The live map is at earth.nullschool.net, and the company's corporate site is nullschool.net. For licensing or general questions, email [email protected]. The site has run since late 2013 and shows real-time global wind, weather, ocean, and pollution conditions on an interactive animated map.

Accessing the Map

1. Open a browser and go to earth.nullschool.net.
2. The animated globe loads with current global wind data as the default view.
3. Use the on-map controls to switch between wind, weather, ocean, and pollution layers.

Expected result: an interactive, animated visualization of current global conditions. The project's own description says millions of visitors use it, and it has appeared in textbooks, scientific journals, museum exhibits, documentaries, magazines, and newscasts.

If the Map Does Not Load

• Confirm you typed earth.nullschool.net and not the corporate domain nullschool.net.
• Try a different browser or disable extensions that block scripts; the map is a JavaScript-heavy visualization.
• Check whether your network blocks the site; the company does not publish a separate mirror in the available material.

Contacting Nullschool Technologies

The company's material lists these channels but does not state response times or support hours, so treat email as the formal inquiry route and social channels as informal.

Company Details

Nullschool Technologies株式会社 (Nullschool Technologies Inc.) is based in Tokyo:

• Address: 7F Nihonbashi Mizuno Building, 1-11-12 Nihonbashi Muromachi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 103-0022, Japan
• Established: February 6, Reiwa 7 (2025)
• Representative: Cameron Michael Beccario, Representative Director
• Business lines: web development, design, consulting, and sales; app development and sales; system operations consulting; data visualization creation and sales; licensing of software and data visualizations; artwork sales; planning and consulting

The creator, Cameron Beccario, is a software engineer based in Tokyo who began earth.nullschool.net in 2013 as a personal project to learn HTML/CSS and JavaScript, then founded the company to turn it into a business.

What This Means for You

• Just want the map: go straight to earth.nullschool.net.
• Need permission to reuse visuals or data: email [email protected] with your intended use; the site names licensing as the reason to write in.
• Want to verify the company: use the corporate site nullschool.net, which carries the Tokyo address and business scope above.

The available material does not list pricing, subscription terms, or login requirements for the map, so do not assume it is free of conditions for commercial reuse—ask via the licensing email.