It has finally arrived - - Online Interactive Earth!

[gbrooks9 (George Brooks)]

This page does it all…
In the lower left, you can click forward or reverse play.
In the upper right, you can see how the average length of day changes from 19.7 hours around 1,790 milllion years ago (nearly 4 billion years ago).
In the upper left, you can see the Atmospheric CO2 and O2 counts…
and right in the middle you get to see where modern cities are in relation to colliding continents.

Take it out for a spin! You’ll love the view !

LINK!!!
http://media.hhmi.org/biointeractive/earthviewer_web/earthviewer.html

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Let’s have a much deserved round of applause for @beaglelady bringing the link to the table !

Exalting Yahweh using Pagan imagery

What is the real history of this fragile earth, our island home? From HHMI BioInteractive, here’s Earth viewer, a dynamic teaching tool which lets you know what earth was like at different periods in its tumultuous history (in cases where data are available). It’s an “interactive tool for exploring the science of Earth’s deep history. From molten mass to snowball earth, EarthViewer lets you see continents grow and shift as you scroll through billions of years. Additional layers let you and y…

[jpm (Phil McCurdy)]

Great site. I messed with it a little last night on the ipad with limited success, but this morning on a real computer it is amazing. Thanks, guys!

[archicastor1 (Juan Romero)]

Fantastic website!

[beaglelady]

@jpm

Great site. I messed with it a little last night on the ipad with limited success, but this morning on a real computer it is amazing. Thanks, guys!

Did you see the HHMI Biome Viewer ?

(HHMI produces a load of materials for science educators.)