Travel the path of the solar eclipse
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Travel the path of the solar eclipse
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Re: Travel the path of the solar eclipse
#2The description in the article says Google Earth (not Google Maps) and that they were exported (not screenshotted). So not at all like the heavily editorialised title.
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#3Original title: Travel the path of the solar eclipse
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#4This is a nice idea. NASA has created copious maps too using various resources to ensure accuracy. You can traverse and explore the path too. Interactive maps seem nicer than a linked list of screenshots in my opinion.
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#5the orientation is horrible. why is north right-ish? just no.
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#6Not a journalism piece, but this is a great map for getting details along the path;
http://xjubier.free.fr/en/site_pages/solar_eclipses/TSE_2017...
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#7the orientation is horrible. why is north right-ish? just no.
because it's mapped the convention of scrolling down on a web page and mapped the path of the eclipse onto that and because you don't always need north to point up just like you don't always need a compass rose or a scale bar.
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#8the orientation is horrible. why is north right-ish? just no.
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#9Relevant xkcd https://xkcd.com/1868/
Re: Travel the path of the solar eclipse
#10the orientation is horrible. why is north right-ish? just no.
the orientation is horrible. why is north up? just no.