Depends where you are, I have never seen a live satellite feed. It would be actually quite useless anyway. You can get a very recent image download from lots of different vendors. The one I was using I could see a lot of detail. The resolution is much better than Google(free) and you can select dates in the past up to today. It's most useful to see changes so maybe 3 months apart is a good idea
Looking at options for the UK you can use on Geo for a download still. There are better options but they allow one off images going back over 6 months. Maybe one 3 months ago 1 today would be a good option
It's not nonsense at all. Airbus has several passes a day at 30cm resolution in still image. You can access it by using a company name from the EU and buying a trial.
You can get much better resolution and coverage but you have to pay real money.
Airbus allow a same-day revisit for high resolution stills
I think for me first pour is the defining moment where I open a bottle or two. Q4 27. Probably late November onwards.
The bulk earthworks are happening now. The electric connection to the cheapest and greenest electric in the world is happening now, scheduled December completion. Security and construction camp are in. The road to the site is cut. The 2 bypass roads I couldn't see definitely because it could have been the grass airstrip.
If anyone is concerned this hasn't started get a real time satellite feed. It'll cost around €50 for 3 days.
I make that around 65 million sells in 2 days from a volume holder. Round numbers not £amounts. 1m 2.5m mostly. Potentially I could have missed some. It always was present for around 9 days but the last two on mass.
Supply will dry up and the "market" will sell them back to us at ever increasing prices.
In a interview just a few months ago he said they are looking to monetise but not sell so close to the goal. He also said that investors are queueing up in SA for non oil investments and metals are top of their list.
I believe they'll go to production on several SA minority interests using debt funding.
If it's planned then it's planned by a moron. It looks completely chaotic to me. Progressive dumping at ever decreasing prices. However once done it'll refloat rapidly I expect. 8% drop in 2 days is massive