Play The Google Flight Simulator Now Using real and detailed maps from any location around the world this Google flight Simulator allows you to travel anywhere from the comfort of your home, office or train journey home. Running with real physics software you are able to take off from any part of the planet and …
Timelapse Google Earth See your own town or city over a 25 year period. Since the mid 80s satellites have been taking images of the entire planet and storing them on a huge database. These images have now been released and you can now see a timelapse google earth slideshow of virtually any place on …
Bored? Then Take The Hashima Island Creepy Tour Hashima Island is a former 16 acre mining island in Japan. With once a bustling population of over 5000 in the 1950s, this outpost 9 miles from Nagasaki was abandoned in 1974. It was forgotten about and remained untouched until 2013 when google street view entered the …
Thinking I’m Bored? Then Visit The Flat Earth Society Yes you heard us correctly the flat earth society. Even now in the 21st Century there are still people on this planet that believe the earth is flat. Crazy we know, but actually reading through this bizarre website is both hilarious and a perfect cure for …
Live Earthquake Map Do you love science and all things geeky and cool? Then check out this Live Earthquake map. Get a minute by minute breakdown of every seismic event that takes place around the world. See it in real time via the interactive map, and check out it’s magnitude and depth. This amazing facts …
Check Out The Earth Wind Map. The Earth wind map is an interactive globe that is updated every few hours to show how the winds around the world work. This cool website is a real and frighteningly accurate visualization of weather conditions around the world. It is forecast by powerful and really clever supercomputers. Now …
Have You Ever Wondered What A Journey To The Centre Of The Earth Would Look Like? Well Look No Further Than This Cool Website. The BBC ‘s Journey to the Centre of the earth uses a coastline split screen to visually both tell land and sea stories together. This interactive winch looks down from the surface …