A solo developer (bilawal.ai) pulled off a God’s-eye, 24-hour replay of Operation Epic Fury—and it’s wild. As strikes began in Iran, an AI agent swarm fanned out to vacuum up every publicly available OSINT signal before caches expired. No private feeds. No classified fusion. Just open signals. Those inputs were stitched into a full 4D reconstruction inside WorldView, producing a minute-by-minute playback on a live 3D globe where the whole operation can be scrubbed, paused, and inspected: -Airspace cleared over Tehran -Ground-strike coordinates snapping into place -Heavy GPS interference blanketing the region -EO and SAR satellites sweeping the target area -No-fly zones locking down nine countries -Shipping fleets scrambling through the Strait of Hormuz What really stands out is the completeness—achieved without proprietary data or secret pipelines. Just one developer, public signals, and serious geospatial + computer-graphics chops. What do you think—game-changer or just the begin...