Id like to be able to view the NOAA satellite images when I’m not at home , is this possible as I can’t find a guide anywhere to set this up on my pi ?
This is pretty janky but I use SatDump to decode live. It then saves it to a folder which I have synced with my google drive. Then I can access the images from anywhere I can access my google drive, though obviously I can only view them. I don’t have the ability to play with them.
Another option that does not require port forwarding (I am too dumb to do that safely) might be Raspberry Pi Connect? I ASSUME that is secure, but I have never tried using it. I think it gives you both screen sharing or CLI options, depending on the setup on your Raspberry Pi itself.
You mean view, or receive and live decode?
The former, use SSH or setup some webserver or something.
The latter, setup a schedule with SatDump or install RaspiNOAA.
Thanks all ! Yeah I’ll try the easiest and work though your advice 
Is TeamViewer still a thing? I know some ISP’s blocked it as it was the scammers choice.
Yeah I was gonna say, a file syncing tool like Google Drive/OneDrive/Dropbox/whatever is probably the easiest option.
I running raspinoaa and got the web server but it’s only on my home network
Well then you have to setup remote access / port forwarding in your router, but securely (mind their note).
A better option (IMO) might be setting up a VPN to your home network something like WireGuard is secure and relatively easy to setup! You could run it on a Pi, or any home server.