Ahoy! On Marine Traffic, you can view boats all over the seven seas in real-time. Click on one of the icons to learn more about what type of vessel you're viewing, where it's heading, how fast it's going, and more. As I'm writing this, 242,985 vessels have been tracked via satellite technology within the past hour.
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Low earth orbit visualization tool
This low earth orbit visualization tool allows users to see satellites all over the world. You can click on a satellite to see details about it, or you can perform… READ THE REST
Famous paintings rendered as Minecraft-like 3D terrain
The Italian creative studio Invasione Creativa took a bunch of famous paintings and used voxelizing techniques to transform them into chunkily-pixeled relief-maps. The Mona Lisa, in that video above, becomes… READ THE REST
Someone made a map of every Internet-connected cable under water
This globe was created by Tyler Morgan-Wall using GeoJSON, an open source format for visualizing geographic features, using data from the Submarine Cable Map. A little more helpful context, courtesy of Vice:… READ THE REST
If you hate fun, you don't need this 4K drone
TL;DR: For $79.99 (reg. $149), this 4K Dual-Camera Drone is perfect for capturing holiday antics—unless you're allergic to fun. Why settle for dull family gatherings when you can elevate your holiday festivities with… READ THE REST
Stay alert and keep grooving with open-ear wireless headphones
TL;DR: Stay safe and sound with these open-ear headphones on sale for $33.99 — if you're ready to purchase now, you can head straight to checkout to scoop these up. If you love… READ THE REST
Hold onto your butts! The Kodak Instant Print Camera brings nostalgia to life
TL;DR: The Kodak Printomatic Instant Print Camera turns tiny moments into tangible memories–$59.99 (reg. $106) In Jurassic Park, John Hammond says he created his dinosaur amusement park to give people something that wasn't an… READ THE REST