World webcams is trending in the United States right now, with about 130 searches, and the live feeds point to places across the planet.

One camera follows Earthquake Monitoring, a 24/7 stream that tracks seismic activity worldwide. It is built to detect and analyze earthquakes as they happen, then locate the epicenter, estimate the magnitude, and calculate the depth. That makes it a useful feed for anyone watching geophysical events as they unfold.

The other open window is a broad look at different parts of the planet through live webcams. Open Earthquake Monitoring first if you want a feed with a clear purpose, then switch to the worldwide views for a wider look.