A rather cool visualization of how the planet got so damn crowded.
Ten billion by the end of the century. Can the Earth support that many of us? We seem indifferent to the issue, despite it’s urgency. We’ll see I suppose. Or to be more accurate, our children will.
Here’s a striking visualization of the Japanese Tōhoku earthquake
It’s by Luke Jerram and is based on a rotion of the seismogram of the earthquake.
Russia have decided to stay permanently in summertime this year and have not put the clocks back.
So whilst the rest of europe are having to deal with suddenly earlier nights, the Russians forego a bit of brightness in the mornings for longer light in the afternoons.
Not the Endless Summer you were thinking of?