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We've reached out to the PO.DAAC team to see why there is smoothing for Aug 26 and 27. It does not seem to be a Worldview/GIBS issue.

Hi Seth,

The data provider, PO.DAAC, found and fixed an issue. the GHRSST layers are now being back processed, so it should start appearing soon.

Thanks,

Minnie

Thank you for the report Seth - It looks like the imagery has filled in since you wrote.

Apologies for the delay.

That is strange that you can't see the place marker, if it appears in your download. But for example this appears to be what you are requesting in Worldview: https://worldview.earthdata.nasa.gov/?v=-252211.97456758044,-2004016.5514636077,1075110.9704537522,-1379944.4292654&p=antarctic&s=164....

Hello! By removing "&MARKER=442867.5412177616,-1596928.7634426022" from the URL, you will now have a snapshot without the marker e.g. https://wvs.earthdata.nasa.gov/api/v1/snapshot?REQUEST=GetSnapshot&TIME=2017-09-14T00:00:00Z&BBOX=46818.674728077094,-1920227.0296211941,649683....

Hello! Are you still experiencing the issue with an Internal Server Error with downloading imagery from Worldview Snapshots? If so, please send us the URL of your imagery download request so we can identify which layer you're downloading, what parameters you've selected etc.

Hello! The imagery available via the GIBS API is also available in Worldview (https://worldview.earthdata.nasa.gov) if you want to first visualize the layers there. This makes it slightly easier for you to identify what layers you want to check out in QGIS as Worldview provides more information abou...

The imagery should have been back up and running as of April 8. Thanks for your patience!

All MODIS and VIIRS Near real-time (NRT) imagery layers are currently unavailable in Worldview and GIBS as the data provider is experiencing system issues starting April 6, 2025. Imagery prior to that date is still available. We apologize for the inconvenience.

The true color reflectance imagery in Worldview for Aqua is scaled to 250m resolution, and the true color reflectance imagery for PACE is scaled to 1km resolution. Here they are in a side-by-side comparison to show the difference in resolution: https://go.nasa.gov/4gPYEU4 If you downloaded a snapsho...