Environmental Graffiti is taking Earth Day literally with a roundup of artful and over-the-top world globes, including two made of chocolate! Shown is the walk-in Mapparium at the Mary Baker Eddy Library in Boston. Link -via Digg
Environmental Graffiti is taking Earth Day literally with a roundup of artful and over-the-top world globes, including two made of chocolate! Shown is the walk-in Mapparium at the Mary Baker Eddy Library in Boston. Link -via Digg
hang on, I'll go outside and wave.
can you see us now?
anybody....?
....hello?
But at least the protagonists were correct: dad, breast, milk, daughter, boobies.
Now, THIS is a misleading title. Promising us "incredible globes" and instead forcing geography down our throats is just one ugly example of (jail) bait and switch.
;p
The Earth Revealed Globe at the Chicago Museum Of Science And Industry. It's a giant carbon fiber sphere that they project the earth onto from several different projectors and cycle through a whole series of things such as the evolution of earth, tectonic activity, global climate change activities, etc.
It is suspended on very thin cables so that the impression is that this every active globe floats in mid-air, very much like a Star Wars hologram.