Meridian
Know what supports your location.
Inspect the evidence behind where you are. Begin with your browser’s reported position, then see what it can—and cannot—establish.
One Earth. Many ways to understand it.
Historical imagery · geographic context
Begin with available evidence
What does your browser know?
Your browser may ask for permission when you choose “Inspect my location.” This page reads its reported position and accuracy. Your coordinates stay in this page: they are not sent to Spacetime or saved by this page.
Ready when you are.
Browser evidence alone cannot establish whether your location is safe to navigate with. It does not detect spoofing or sensor disagreement. Clearing or cancelling discards the page’s result; browser permission is managed in your browser.
The next step
Know what supports the answer.
Assure is Spacetime’s positioning, navigation and timing assurance product. A useful answer carries its sources, age and limits alongside the requirement it must meet. Meridian starts that conversation with the evidence available to you.
A useful answer carries its limits.
Review one recorded mission before committing to a navigation integration. Start with the decision you need to make; agree the scope and data handling before sharing a recording.
