A developer just demonstrated something that used to require state-level resources. Using publicly available OSINT signals, @bilawal.ai created a full 4D reconstruction of Operation Epic Fury inside a 3D geospatial environment called WorldView — no classified feeds, no proprietary intelligence, just open data and advanced AI workflows. As the strikes began, an autonomous agent swarm was deployed to capture live signals before they disappeared from public caches. The system stitched together: • Airspace restrictions forming over Tehran • Strike coordinates align in real time • Heavy GPS interference across the region • EO + SAR satellite passes tracking activity • No-fly zones expanding across 9 countries • Maritime movement reacting near the Strait of Hormuz The result is a minute-by-minute replay that can be scrubbed like a timeline — turning fragmented public signals into a coherent operational picture. What’s notable isn’t just the visualization. It’s the shift in capability. ...