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 [Ccablog.blogspot.com] Cartography: November 2005: His concludes his short essay by suggesting that “the infinitesimally detailed Google Earth is, by its very success, beginning to share the characteristics of a map first dreamed of by Lewis Carroll in his story Sylvie and Bruno Concluded (1893), in which a map with a scale of one mile to one mile is produced but can never be fully unravelled since it would block out the sun. In consequence of this, people are forced to use the real world as its own map, which proves to do ”˜nearly as well’.”

[Space.qj.net] QJ.NET - Space Blog - 24/7 Coverage of the Latest Space News ...: The common person can even get into it with the help of the internet.  SETI @ home was seemingly the first piece of software that got people involved.  Now you can use things like Google Earth to see what the Satellites see.  You can explore Mars based on the vast collection of information that the rovers have sent back.  You can monitor stars, comets, and other interplanetary objects.  And in some cases you can even manipulate the data to make your own discoveries.  Never before have people had so much access to what NASA is doing, and the ability to track space in real time.

[Hello.typepad.com] hello, typepad: Terra Cognita: Spirit is trying to get to safe ground before the Mars Winter, so its solar plates can keep it chugging along until next year. The Mars Rovers were supposed to have been long since broken down and left for dead by now, so of course this is an eventuality that Spirit was not designed for.

 [Bodmas.org] bodmas blog » ILT: “Within three months of opening up of the Internet kiosk, it was found that the children, mostly from the slum, had achieved a certain level of computer skills without any planned instructional intervention. They were able to browse the Internet, download songs, go to cartoon sites, work on

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