Satellites are watching the uplifted beach, and it can tell us something @TheGeoModels

Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago

New satellite imagery offers new information on the rising beach in Trinidad. The mystery of the beach has caught worldwide attention, and the "eye in the sky" may provide a good explanation. This video talks about what you can see--and what you don't see--and what it means to this developing story.

Satellites are watching the uplifted beach, and it can tell us something

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