Astronomy/real-time world watch
Expert: Ed - 8/20/2006
QuestionHi Ed,
I once (some years ago) found a website where I could watch the world real-time in different angles. It was updated every 3 minutes or so. I could see the clouds, night-time part of the globe with lights of cities and so on, just by clicking the globe to turn it around. I could also see the moon the same way.
I have no idea anymore where to access that site. All I remember is that there were the words "tellus" and either "org" or "net" on the web address. I really loved this site and would be ever thankful if you found it out for me.
More clues: I'm pretty sure it wasn't part of NASA's website, or anything like that.
Thank you so much!
Greetings from Finland,
Sanna :)
AnswerSanna,
Is this the site you're thinking about?
http://www.telusplanet.net/public/boucherd/EOO.htm
You might need to fool around a little, and try different aspects of the website. Look at some of the stuff near the bottom of the page.
Also, I am curious about something. If you grew up in finland, can you understand Estonian? I have heard that their language is similar to Finnish. Is this true?
Keep Looking Up,
--Ed