ADS-B Exchange
Open flight tracking data aggregator
Episodes
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#3622: How OSINT Spots Electronic WarfareHow hobbyists track GPS jamming, radar ghosts, and the hidden signals of modern conflict. -
#3298: How Air Traffic Control Sequences 48 Landings Per HourThe invisible choreography behind that mesmerizing funnel of landing lights at major airports. -
#1996: Why Leaders Broadcast Victory While Citizens Hear SirensA gap opens between official statements and reality, as curated videos clash with live data streams. -
#1004: The Invisible Choreography of Stealth JetsHow do stealth fighters fly "dark" without hitting commercial planes? Discover the hidden systems keeping our crowded skies safe. -
#788: Dark Ships: The High-Stakes World of Maritime TrackingDiscover how OSINT investigators use satellite radar and AIS data to track "dark" ships and massive aircraft carriers across the open ocean. -
#763: The Known Unknown: Sea Denial and the Psychology of Submarine WarfareDive into the silent world of undersea warfare to discover how submarines navigate without GPS and stay invisible to modern tracking. -
#740: The War Against Entropy at 30,000 FeetHow long can a plane truly stay airborne? Explore the mechanical, human, and logistical limits of modern aerial power projection. -
#706: DIY Geopolitical Intelligence: Building Your DashboardLearn how to bridge the gap between elite intelligence tools and home-grown situational awareness dashboards using AI. -
#693: Decoding the Sky: How NOTAMs Telegraph Global ConflictThink aviation alerts are just technical jargon? Discover how NOTAMs have become the ultimate open-source tool for predicting modern warfare. -
#328: When Hobbyists Track Doomsday PlanesEver wonder why military planes show up on public maps? Herman and Corn dive into the world of ADSB data and the democratization of intelligence. -
#292: Deterrence or Danger? Decoding the Signals of WarIs it a bluff or a real threat? Corn and Herman dive into OSINT to reveal the hidden logistical signals that separate posturing from invasion.