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WASHINGTON, June 7, 2026, 15:00 EDT NASA’s Black Marble satellite imagery is changing the usual view of Earth after dark. The latest data? The world is lighting up, but the pattern isn’t smooth—or universal. According to a new study based on daily night-light snapshots, brightness swings up and down, mapping out the impacts of city sprawl, shifts in energy rules, conflict, and financial strain. (Space) Black Marble is more than a batch of dramatic visuals these days. According to NASA, its nighttime-light data drops in close to real time—usually within three hours. The agency says that makes it possible to

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