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September 28, 2009
Links: Iranian nuclear plant, Tuvalu, Monopoly City Streets, Video of 3D Copenhagen
- Finding Iran's hidden nuclear site - Iran has admitted to building a second nuclear fuel plant, with an unknown location. However, Stefan at Ogle Earth has been working to pinpoint the location and may have found it. See his previous post for a bit more background information.
- Monopoly City Streets - The Google Maps-based "Monopoly City Streets" is still going strong. Even better, they've recently reset the game to give users a fresh start, so it's a great time to dive in if you're looking for diversion during your day.
- Tour of 3D buildings in Copenhagen - The city of Copenhagen, Denmark was unveiled in 3D late last week, and a short tour of the city has been created by a fan to show it off.
- Tuvalu Visualization Project - The small island of Tuvalu is potentially in danger of going under water due to rising sea levels, so an impressive visualization was put together to "present the real situation of Tuvalu, to improve the interest in Tuvalu, and to receive feedback from all over the world." You can download their KMZ file here
, or check out the video below.
Posted by mickmel at September 28, 2009 11:12 AM
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