NASA releases a satellite-based assessment estimating widespread damage across Venezuela following last week’s earthquakes. Multiple outlets report that NASA analyzed imagery from space to identify impacts and provide information for on-the-ground response. NDTV and India Today cite NASA’s use of satellite images and data to support teams assessing conditions on the ground and to help guide response efforts. India Today reports a figure of 58,870 buildings damaged based on NASA’s scan, while NDTV also references an estimate of 58,000 buildings. Breitbart reports a similar, more specific range, saying nearly 60,000 buildings—about 58,870—were likely damaged or destroyed, based on a rapid assessment. Across the reports, the figures align closely and describe damage estimates derived from satellite imagery rather than confirmed structural inspections. The articles agree that NASA’s imagery is used to help quantify damage at large scale and support humanitarian and emergency planning as assessments continue.