Awesome. This video shows every flight in the world over a 24-hour period.
Strangely sublime.
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- Global Piracy Map
- A Map of Global Warming
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- Temperature Anomalies and Global Warming
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- Place of the Week: Nauru
- Gas Prices in the US
- More Human Evolution Maps
- "Obama's War"
- A Phantasmagoria of Economic Data
- Water on Mars? Eh, Maybe So. Plus: Exoplanets!
- Biogeographers Find Osama bin Laden
- Walkability of US Cities
- Freeway Dreams: Failed Efforts to Destroy Urban Am...
- Real Estate Prices in NYC
- Growth of the NYC Subway
- Killer Circles Invade New York City
- Place of the Week: Sealand
- The Geography of Economic Tumult
- Supertrains!
- Water on the Moon? Eh, Not So Much
- Space Junk
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- Australia Fires
- The Football Map of the World
- Place of the Week: Shibam, Yemen
- Political Identification in the US
- Accessibility and Wilderness
- Air Traffic
- The Greatest Journeys Ever
- The Genetic Map of Europe
- The Lactose Tolerance Map of Europe
- The Blue Eyes Map of Europe
- The Blonde Hair Map
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- Google Earth Adds Two-Thirds of Earth's Surface
- Place of the Week: Pitcairn Islands
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26 comments:
It is surprisingly swarm-like. Apparently we are more like ants, bees, etc than i thought.
Yeah, you could make a pretty good argument that the main difference between ants and ourselves isn't anything internal to the nature of either, but a function of the scale at which we tend to couch our perspective. Or in other words: we sure look like ants from up there!
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I'm writing to you because I just came across a business that I think has great potential. It lets you save money on almost everything. Make money from almost everything,
If growth is important to a firm, and if growth is dependent on offering existing products and services to new customers
innovation is very natural and happens in the "real world" as new plants and animals colonize new ecological niches.
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