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The uncanny biosphere of Google Earth
In Google Earth, seeing the forest for the trees. Continue reading
Mystery image: animal, vegetable, or astronomical?
A bacterial colony growing in a petri dish? A close-up of a lizard’s iridescent, scaly skin? Answer after the jump. Continue reading
A hyperdrive for Google Earth
Perhaps the most visceral effect Google Earth offers takes place when you open the program and that vision of the Earth from space swings into view. It’s tempting to head off into space itself—but the space imagery Google includes is low-res and very incomplete. Now, two Fermilab scientists have created a layer of rich, detailed images of galaxies and galaxy clusters, using data from the Sloan Sky Survey… Continue reading
You Are Here Umbrella Helps Big Brother Follow Your Location
I’m not typically the paranoid type, but using an umbrella that encourages tracking is not usually my bag, baby. But at least you’ll never truly lose your place again. The You Are Here Umbrella gives Google Earth a nice target to help you locate your global position. If you’re lost in a mall parking lot and have a few spare weeks to wait while Google updates their maps, this umbrella will let you know exactly where you are.
